Build Blog: Fireball 500
It’s not a racing car, but it was in a movie that featured racing cars! Building the bizarre Fireball 500.
It’s not a racing car, but it was in a movie that featured racing cars! Building the bizarre Fireball 500.
The Bolwell Nagari was a limited run of boutique V8-powered sports cars built in Melbourne in the early 1970s. This video reviews the 1/43 scale diecast version that’s part of the Australian Cars Collection by IXO, plus looks at an alternative.
Alex Zanardi was known as The Donut King, his trademark tyre-smoking post-victory celebrations in Champcar fondly remembered.
Here’s a video about building the Tamiya ‘Snap-Loc’ Indycar kit from the mid-90s.
Some time back I did a custom 1:24 scale diecast conversion. The owner has sent me these photos showing off his now very unique collection!
Here’s the video that shows how to convert a standard F1 die-cast model into a unique custom piece – including the driver figure!
Here’s another diecast conversion that creates Brad Pitt’s race car from the F1 Movie – but this one’s in the much larger 1:24 scale!
Here’s my annual review video of the builds and conversions I completed in the previous 12 months.
Finally, here’s the video about building Pocher’s stunning and detailed Lotus 72D Formula One, a complex metal kit in 1/8 scale. Watch how 470+ parts …
Have you seen what comes in the Upgrade Parts Set for Rosso’s iconic 1/8 scale Ferrari? Let’s take a look!
It’s big, it’s heavy and it looks beautiful. Pocher’s 1:8 scale Lotus 72 diecast kit builds into a stunning collector’s piece – but it’s not a straightforward assembly. Here’s the full Build Blog for Emmo’s 1972 British Grand Prix winner.
Take a look at the wide variety of models I found on display at the Northern Area Modellers Competition and Swap Meet in Melbourne on Sunday.
Arguably Australia’s top race team and arguably Australia’s top model manufacturer have jumped into bed!
This video shows how I built the Apex GP F1 Movie car driven by Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt) in the recent Hollywood blockbuster!
Bruce Pascal has one of the world’s largest collection of Hot Wheels, valued at $2 Million and growing.
Graham Mahoney shares progress on his ambitious scale modelling project – building 40 rally cars, one from each year across 1970 to 2009. In this …