[abie321]

Over last few weeks I have been building wquite a lot as well as restoring and fixing a few cars.

These are some of the Ferrari's I have done

Hope you like them,

 

[Wraith]

Ferrari certainly made some beautiful cars back then, not saying modern ones are not but the old ones are in a league of their own.

 

[gus3049]

A few!!! That's like my entire 'collection' of cars!

How do you choose the ones to bring to Bordo? Just the fastest or the ones you know will work on the Carrera track? I have no idea what will go there.

 

[abie321]

Lol Gus - I am a Ferrari Fanatic - especially the 40's -70's and build them for pleasure. A few of the cars above just would not cut it at judging and the Blue SWB is resin. The '55 375 is one of Munters superb creations with a Chase cars steerable front wheels.

Only the 2 GTO's from this batch are coming

 

[Chappy]

Really really nice Abie.
Your restorations i would say are a
Great success.
Kudos
Bob

 

[tamar.nelwan]

Nice job Anthony, the Blue SWB is my favorite

keep up the good work

With kind regards

Tamar

 

[tifosi]

You have been a busy boy Anthony!

As soon as I have Roncole and Bordo' behind me I want to get started on my Maranello Stockpile...

 

[aquaman1]

A couple of munters shells ive just finished.

 

[GRUNZ]

Nice builds. Are these 1/32?

@acquaman1: could you please post a pic of the underside of the #3 please? I am interested on how you arranged the exhaust pipes (I have the same car almost finished).

 

[abie321]

Thanks for the nice comments guys - always appreciated. I just really have to improve my photography The shadows and light and focus are terrible.

All the above are 1/32nd scale.

Aquaman - nice builds - Munter really does great bodies - I have been hoarding a few more that I will get in next few weeks

 

[tifosi]

My 1/24th cars for Roncole this weekend

And the little and large 250 GTOLM/64 cars

 

[abie321]

Very Nice Peter - indeed

 

[aquaman1]

Nice builds. Are these 1/32?

@acquaman1: could you please post a pic of the underside of the #3 please? I am interested on how you arranged the exhaust pipes (I have the same car almost finished).

Gio, I cut a section of the pipes corresponding with the wheels, otherwise they,d cross the axles. I think that shell has Ninco TR ancestry, the Ninco was clamshell body with the running gear clipped in the lower half.
Nice builds Anthony, I want to do a Dino sometime, thanks for your kind comments.

 

[abie321]

A couple more that I have recently completed

A modified Cox 1/24th Ferrari. A few weeks ago in a collection I bought was another original Cox Ferrari, but for the first time (for me) Came with the rear suspension arms, and there were a few extra. So added them here.

An Updated and refurbished Ferrari 225 - Highway Pioneers

A 1.24th 250 GTO

1/24th Carerra 312

 

[dgersh]

You're a lucky man Anthony - those suspension arms are almost always missing on the Cox cars, or at best one is left in a box... supposedly it's easy to bend a paper clip to duplicate them (I think the instructions have a diagram), but I have yet to do that, and it's been about 20 years since I found my first Cox F1...

Don