Model Workshops

[GTO_madness]

Has anyone seen these model workshops at www.darcysmodelcars.com ? They look great. Even the figures such as Carroll Smith and Dick Johnson have a great resemblance of the real thing. Equipment seems a little pricey although i suppose if the guy is doing it by hand he'd want some benifit out of selling them.

[brchi17]

Just been looking at this site & the garage equipment looks very good.

Unfortunatly I'd need over 1k if I was going to buy a full set of equipment to make it look realistic.

On another note, with what Biante models cost, why would you dismantle them just to make it look like they were being fixed ???(look at the pic on the web site to know what I'm talking about)

Each to their own I suppose,
cheers.:D

[GTO_madness]

Meh, it still looks bloody cool :cool:

[7Litre]

What a top site you found Brad give a whole new out look on Diecast collecting.

Regards 7Litre....

[GTO_madness]

It is indeed. I found this while on the Collectormania Website. Darcy's Model Cars have been busy lately.
Check it out:

http://www.collectormania.com.au/storydetail.asp?s toryID=1963&storylink=d:\inetpub\TopStory\Stories\4799_1963.tx t

[Odin]

Nice site(www.darcysmodelcars.com), however their prices (at least for the 1:18 scale cars) are a total ripoff. A lot of the stock I can get for 65% of the price elsewhere.

[diecastdude]

Darcys model cars would like to thank all those who pay a super premium price for making the darcys model cars web site so super. What else can I say !