Heavens Eagle
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Looking really good Paddy!
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Italeri Alfa 2300 FINISHED
- Thread starter paddy
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If you can crank it I'll buy it!
Heavens Eagle
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Really looking good Paddy!
paddy
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This is it then, i have gone with the Moody pictures 
Very nice kit couldn't really improve on what's in the box other than the cowling fit if you dont want to fix it in position.
There are three other models 9n this series of 30's cars and i am really looking forward to having another go at the next in line.
thanks as always to those that have followed and commented on this build. Hope you enjoyed it as much as i have
As Monty Python would say "Now for something completely different".
Very nice kit couldn't really improve on what's in the box other than the cowling fit if you dont want to fix it in position.
There are three other models 9n this series of 30's cars and i am really looking forward to having another go at the next in line.
thanks as always to those that have followed and commented on this build. Hope you enjoyed it as much as i have
As Monty Python would say "Now for something completely different".
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
I am curious as to what the black lines running from the rear cowling behind the seat are and what they hook up to?
All in all a very nicely finished build Paddy!!
All in all a very nicely finished build Paddy!!
Wonderful Paddy, check that passenger side wind screen left mount, looks like the bolt popped loose. might fly off in the navigators face!
Lovely auto Paddy. Can't wait to see what you're going after next.
Lovely auto Paddy. Can't wait to see what you're going after next.
paddy
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Quite right Bob
Looks like its pinged out. they put holes in the PE bracket but there are no location marks or pins on the body so the rivets are a guess.. I think a lot of these strange peculiarities are because they do a race version with no fenders or screens etc so while you get the missing parts there are no locations on the body or chassis for them on this road going version.
Looks like its pinged out. they put holes in the PE bracket but there are no location marks or pins on the body so the rivets are a guess.. I think a lot of these strange peculiarities are because they do a race version with no fenders or screens etc so while you get the missing parts there are no locations on the body or chassis for them on this road going version.
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Easy fix and lovely work Paddy. 
mustang1989
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Good LORD man!!! I mean where does all this brilliance END?? I can't tell you enough how much I really enjoy your builds paddy. You bring a wealth of knowledge and then results to the table pal.
Greg Kimsey
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A friend, Charles Davenport, was the best modeler I know. You have usurped his place, sir. Man, to have these skills and knowledge. This is incredible!
Outstanding!!!!This is it then, i have gone with the Moody pictures
Very nice kit couldn't really improve on what's in the box other than the cowling fit if you dont want to fix it in position.
There are three other models 9n this series of 30's cars and i am really looking forward to having another go at the next in line.
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thanks as always to those that have followed and commented on this build. Hope you enjoyed it as much as i have
As Monty Python would say "Now for something completely different".
