ICM 1/24 Paris taxi

Looks great Don

Really nice work Don. Your curbside parking needs a little work, but otherwise everything looks great.

Jim 

Stay Safe.

Finished!

Had it at Nordiccon

I stopped work for a week to remodel my modeling bench.  However, I have now fastened the body to the frame.  I have a picture, but I cannot access it from Postimage.  Some security protocol that they imply might not work with Firefox.  Don't know how to fix it, but will post picture(s) when I get access to it, or find another photo hoster.

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Later Sunday, the problem seems to be fixed!

Quite colorful. 

Been working hard to complete my Viking ship (see ship forum).  Did get a little more done on the taxi, however.  Chassis is done (except for installing wheels), and progress on body. with the Viking ship done I can spend more time on the taxi (at least, after I clean up bench and shop.

I continue to lose parts- now I have lost front axle- hope I can find it after I clean shop.  That axle would be a bear to scratch.

Looking good. Glad you found the engine.

I'd pray the place out, I do it all the time here. But I'm glad you found your engine, it was bothering me that tranny sitting alone lol ! Seriously it would have bugged me, you gave the sense of taking it in stride.

Your taxi project is looking great from this side of the internet connection !

Finally got a good enough finish on the fenders, so I got the fender/front crossmember piece glued to the frame. Also finished and added the radiator/firewall/dash assembly.

Also, finally found the motor.  It was on the floor right near my chair.  I know it was not there the day it launched.  I swept the floor thorougly and picked up each scrap and solid piece from the dustpan and dropped it in the waste basket.  Only thing I can think of is that it did not land on floor originally.  It must have landed on something else and yesterday I must have bumped a shelf or something and knocked it on the floor.  I had dropped a small piece on the floor, and when I looked down to get it, there was the motor.  I think I can still get it in the frame.

jeffpez

Don

This is a great but sometimes fragile kit and I'm sure you'll enjoy building it. My wife accidentally  knocked it off my desk and it was destroyed beyond repair so some day i plan on building it again. Maybe your posts will inspire me to get at it. You seem to enjoy building older car related things so might I suggest you take a look at MiniArts London double decker bus. 

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Model_Cars/lgoc-b-type-london-double-decker-omnibus/MIA00038021/product.php?s=0&t=11&u=7,8,9,10,11&pg=1&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber&so=a&ct=2

 

After completing the ICM Motorwagon I am no longer worried about fragile kits!  And I do have the London bus in progress.

Don

This is a great but sometimes fragile kit and I'm sure you'll enjoy building it. My wife accidentally  knocked it off my desk and it was destroyed beyond repair so some day i plan on building it again. Maybe your posts will inspire me to get at it. You seem to enjoy building older car related things so might I suggest you take a look at MiniArts London double decker bus. 

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Model_Cars/lgoc-b-type-london-double-decker-omnibus/MIA00038021/product.php?s=0&t=11&u=7,8,9,10,11&pg=1&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber&so=a&ct=2

Cool. Boy do I get losing model parts. I have lost the body and a entire assembled engine and chassis for a 29 ford streed rod, and the body for a 66 Ford Galaxie.