Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

THAT IS FREAKIN' OUTSTANDING!!!!!

BRAVOOOO!!!!

Hello there. Being new to this forum, I decided to jump in here with my build of the 1968 Aurora kit. For a 45 year old model, all the parts were in great shape. Some scratch-building and part modifications were made as well. The body was hand painted as well as the pin-striping. I bought this kit in pristine condition years ago from an online model broker who was clearing out his stock- the right place at the right time. At 1/25 scale, it goes well with my Tom Daniel car collection. Thanks.

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That was one of my favorite books in my early years at school, but I never saw the movie. The book seems to be hard to find today; sometime back, I wanted to buy a copy for one of my friend's children but couldn't find any. Now his kids are too old for it.

Gorgeous model, by the way!

That is pretty awesome!

My bad... $500. $300 is the starting bid. Again...

YIKES!

Somebody is selling it on ebay for .....

$300! Yikes!

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The original book was written by Ian Fleming.

brassbow that is outstanding!  Too bad they dont make movies like that anymore. (or am i just getting old and crotchety???)  IIRC one of the model mags did an article on this.  Think it was FSM or Scale Modeler

I kit bashed a lindberg 1/16 model t here is my chitty chitty bang bang

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Beats the heck outta me. I just found them by doing a Google search.

Now I've got to go on the hunt for one myself. No doubt it's gonna carry a high price for a model kit. LOL! Very nice kit by the way. What scale was it?

I think, but am not sure, that this is the finished model of the kit above: