keefr22

Quite a while, if never, I'd guess, as it would take a fair bit of new additional tooling whereas the Citroens were already pure rally car kits (and they haven't re-tooled road car versions of those.....) I think it's more likely that aftermarket transkits to go with the decals will appear. Keith

Already out Gary; https://www.spotmodel.com/product_info.php?products_id=61506 Go on, you know you want to....!! (I do too, but way too many projects that likely will never get built already!) Keith

Cracking Job, I'm not a huge fan of weathering on car models, but you've done a good job on this one, but I still prefer the pics of it clean.... Whatever, it's a lovely Scooby in a great livery! Keith

Right base colour for Colin Mc's car then....!! (surely USCP will do a rally interior for it - or there's always good old school scratchbuilding... ) Keith

Brilliant....!! Keith

So sorry for your loss Dave, Merry was a gorgeous girl and so obviously well loved.... All the very best Keith

They're restored toys 🤣 Keith

Love the Ford logo on the wing, that's a great idea and really well done! All your c.f. decals look really good! Keith

That looks tremendous Dan, really good decal job! 2K is much too shiny for rally cars.... But if it's what you like they're your models, your way.... (and yes I know Chris' @ceeb555 rally cars do look spectacular with it on!) Keith

Looking forward to seeing it built Stef Keith

Another stunning car in the workshop Davi! The colour really suits it, your paintjob is stunning and I really like the look without the stoneguards! Really beautiful 911! Keith

Nice atmospheric pics! Keith

Thank you Stef, I really appreciate your kind comment I found the seat mountings very weak and the co-drivers seat actually came loose after I finished it, so get them stuck down as well as possible (I have another one in the stash and when I get to it I'll stick the seats in with 2 part epoxy!) Also in the interior the door cards are fiddly to get in place as the mounting points are hidden and the locations aren't exactly positive - but perservere and they'll go in. And it's worth making sure everything is done and in place before you marry the body to chassis, as it's about impossible to get them apart afterwards! Other than that it just needs patience in making sure everything is aligned and in its right place before gluing which sometimes takes a bit of fiddling, but when it's finished it's a great kit to look at! Finally I did find the wheels a bit tight to fit and broke the mounting pin off one when trying to force it on, so that wheel is solidly glued on and doesn't rotate, but that didn't bother me in the slightest! But as I said, this is the second one I've built and the first didn't give me any problems so it was likely just me this time! Enjoy building yours! Keith PS - if it's the same Chardonnet kit you have, leave the Esso decals off the doors if doing the number 4 car and paint the slats over the rear window white - those were my two main mistakes with this one!

Sierra Cosworth - Spotmodel has them on special offer; https://www.spotmodel.com/product_info.php?products_id=54778 https://www.spotmodel.com/product_info.php?products_id=54779 Keith

Me too, looks great! Keith