[slartibartfast229]

Waiting to see what else you will post!
I have some Monte Carlo winners in 1/18th scale, but I won't be adding the 2022 winning Puma to my collection - if it arrives in scale.
It's just too butt ugly......

 

[slartibartfast229]

For those with bottomless pockets and the building skills, a transkit is available for the 1/12th scale Tamiya 934.
It would make for quite an impressive model.
Fort those at the other end of the financial scale, it was also produced in the 1/18th scale French rally magazine series. (issue #39).

 

[slartibartfast229]

Great stuff on the Kyosho 131 Monte winner.
I am patiently waiting for this version to be re-released since several others have been back on the shelves.
I already have a different version of the Kyosho 131 which is excellent indeed.
I bought the very inexpensive Solido in the meantime, despite the flaws.

 

[slartibartfast229]

Solido have the tooling for this Renault - or at least something extremely similar.
You have to think they will re-release such a significant model sometime in the future.

 

[slartibartfast229]

I was delighted when these Kyosho Lancias returned to the stores.
And I also bought this Monte winner, to go along with a Wurth sponsored version - also driven by Rohrl.....

 

[slartibartfast229]

Superb model and photographs.
From the glory days of AUTOart.

 

[slartibartfast229]

The Norev Renault is very nice.
It's just a shame that Norev don't convert more of their 1/18th scale models in competition form.
The Mercedes 190E Cosworth is a case in point, modes required would be an interior, wheels/tyres and paint scheme.