Pocher 1/8 FIAT 1907 restoration

roymattblack · Mar 9, 2015

Tibbs · Mar 9, 2015

That is just outstanding..... An absolute peach, love it

Deleted member 3568 · Mar 9, 2015

Another great build roy

Bunkerbarge · Mar 9, 2015

Beautiful job and so much the more rewarding for restoring it like that.

takeslousyphotos · Mar 9, 2015

Absolutely cracking job ............. Fantastic.

Peter

Stevekir · Mar 11, 2015

A very nice result, and an interesting vehicle.

I wonder why Fiat used a chain drive? The car would have had to have a differential to drive the two shafts, so why not just connect them to the wheels directly? There is not much of a ratio gain from different sizes of the sprockets.

Also, what is the date of the original?

Ian M · Mar 11, 2015

What a cracking good job. And a bargain price too!

phikoleoputra · Mar 11, 2015

Outstanding workmanship.

Snowman · Mar 11, 2015

WOW, that is a thing of beauty!! :D

Very nice!! :smiling3:

Italeri do a version in 1:12, I'd be tempted.....just like with the Ducati, get rid of the molded chain and build a PE chain.....STOP!!:eek:

Can't go there yet, I've got other stuff on my plate! :P

Great restoration, bub!! :smiling3:

eddiesolo · Mar 11, 2015

Beautiful Roy, just stunning work to bring a sad looking model to life.

Si :smiling3:

The Migrant · Mar 11, 2015

Wow, that looks amazing.

noble · Mar 11, 2015

Outstandingly beautiful work it actually looks like the real thing in the first three pics.

scott

flyjoe180 · Mar 11, 2015

Superb work all round.

roymattblack · Mar 11, 2015

WOW...

Seriously kind comments from all you guys.

Many, many thanks.

Roy.

Pocher 1/8 FIAT 1907 restoration

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