[RFM 1/35 Panther with cutaway option]

Nice job. I love seeing the internals.

[Pocher Lotus D72]

This is a fun build. I tap all the diecast holes.

[Pocher Lotus D72]

I am making headway on the Lotus. Here are a few more pics. This model is typical of Pocher as far as many small parts require glue however the details are fantastic. I like the challenge that Pocher presents to the builder. It leaves one with the feeling of accomplishment and pride. I get the feeling that I am actually assembling a real car.

[Ghostbusters Afterlife 1:6 Weathered Ecto 1]

That is huge. I have no room now. It does look like fun though. Thanks for info.

[Pocher Lotus D72]

I have been distracted with other projects but I have made some progress. This first addition of Pocher instructions leave much to be desired . I have built several Pocher models spanning their existence and am used to their directions. I am sure their will soon be updated plans by builders including Paul Koos and Scale Models. Here are some pics of my progress.

[Hachette Mk1A Spitfire]

Over the top. Incredible build and effects.

[Deagostini Millennium Falcon]

Wow! Just wow!😄

[Pack 7 and 8]

The Pack 7 is just being shipped at this time. Notices were sent out that they were held up in customs. If you believe that there is a problem "Support" will respond quickly to you.

[Pack 7 and 8]

I have 7and 8 arriving tomorrow. Nice.

[Pocher Lotus D72]

I have organized the parts and just started the engine.

[A sneaky preview of the model!]

They were carrying a good bit of weight and were known to be a real handful. I imagine the designers tried many size tires and compounds.

 

[Small changes and additions to a great model]

You put a lot of work into the interior and it looks great. I am looking forward to having cataract operations so that I can appreciate details even more. Thanks for sharing all the steps of the project.

[Pocher Lotus D72]

I have started the Lotus D72. Here are a few pics of kit and start. Looks like a good one.

[What does the transformer want to be?]

I see the performing one in the video as a cute amazing fancy young peoples toy. It has no realistic visual details that I can see. I hope I am not offending anyone. I look at it through the eyes of a senior adult .

[Ford GT40]

Thanks for the info. I sort of suspected that it was short on details from the pictures on the website. I have built several of the early Pocher "classics" that are great display pieces IMO that I enjoy looking at regardless of details. They are very challenging and require skills. I build models because I enjoy the exercise as much anything. I am retired and was used to building custom control cabinets and auto mated installations 40-60 hours a week. The models are a good substitute. Once my old eyes are fixed I have some great highly detailed 1/12 MFH models to build. They are a challenge. The contemporary 1/8 scale parts works models are easy but present well.

[Ford GT40]

The several stage packs I have received look real nice as well as the magazines.

[Ford GT40]

I have subscribed for the GT40(12 month) and The VW Samba. I have never built a DeAgostini model but they have been in business for a long time. They come with display cases as well.

[My T-800 from Hachette but somehow the same...]

Ingenious and very cool! You have quite an imagination. 

[How about a Partworks Bentley blower?]

Pocher did this sort of thing years ago. You can find them for sale on Ebay. It would be too costly to do this sort of pick and choose with die cast metal models nowadays. 

[My Build]

Thanks for the valuable tips. 😁

[WOAW!!!]

Once mine go in the display case the batteries are removed and likely forever at least by me. I don't want to mess up the model either. Some of the antique Pocher kits I built were designed for batteries that are no longer made. I didn't bother modifying them just to have lit headlights once. But that is me and I am a retired electrician. I don't play with my collection typically.

[My Build]

The build looks great and the mods made a big difference. I need to go back to mine regarding the front wiring and like your idea. 

[WOAW!!!]

The other must have electric window with control likely on console.

[WOAW!!!]

The top crank is the wing window, the lower crank is the driver's window, and the lever is the door opener.

[Rear view mirrors]

Are the models weight actually 1/8 of the original car? I did not think so. I wish the models were lighter than they are.