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It is really beautiful; good replication of 356 last generation

It is 8070 "modified"

Honestly I was planing 3100 (1951y; 1954 has completed grill), but rear wide mudguards on hotrod version I could only make with bricks (or slopes and plates). Like front part (in image with black one). It is very nice effort from you

Yes that would be nice. Looking forward

I think Daytona has smaller rear wing

One question comes to my mind; for last several years I plan to make 1:15 hotrod pickup truck, but I do not have fenders (like one in 42093 set); is it OK to make them brick build or is it better in contest sense to decide to make "open" wheel hotrods pick-up truck. Thanks in advance for clearing my doubts.

Perhaps something like this could be idea for content (but it is a Cab Over Truck); yes it has engine at the rear https://pin.it/4ISNhMC

Somehow rear "mudguard solution" looks to fat, or is it orange color?

I think the best option is to ask @Jim about this.

Well you will make what is the best possible when moment approaches

The only thing that worries me is what will front part look like, to add little help, cars that had single headlights like Tatra, BMW 328, Mercedes Benz 540K...untill 1950s Ferraris have front headlights with 22.5cm diameter and in that scale (based on 43.2 tires is 1:15) can be representing with 2 studs round dish...

I would try to put at least take engine (and differential) inside. Front part would be real challenge because to make correct shape you should use bricks (actually arches...)

Just edit previous post and overwrite it

Hm...General Lee upcoming

@vectormatic I agree with you. My comment goes mainly to discussion about 62.4 tires; IMHO what ever modified option people make on charger it would be cool in my eyes; that was my point. Sorry for (eventual) misunderstanding

This "thing" is cool, but true every time front is narrower (and smaller)

About tire dilemma; real tires on those cars had 650mm diameter and are up to 2000mm wide (cars not tires ) so you could calculate proper diameter, but even then some cars had 700-750mm rear tires (diameter) like Dodge Challenger from 1970 etc, so IMHO every tire 56mm or bigger (or wider) you put on it; it will be ok, if not original then it is custom and it's also cool.

That is something new I must admit. Sorry my friend

If you have Master card or similar try to register online; I had similar problem but (generally) banks allow that kind of transaction because credit cards should allow payment from card account and into card account...

@apachaihapachai does this mini float

Thumbs up gentleman

It is probably case of localized internet browser, so @Stepan28rus and @NoEXIST please set your web browsers to English. Just check it and no worries

That is confusing, a bit off topic, what about Mercedes-Benz 540k streamliner, or BMW 328Kamm or Hispanio-Suiza H6 Dubbonet Coupe... there are so many streamliner beauties from late 1930s... but to make this lines with LEGO I don't know how Looking forward to see Tatra

Circumference would be 49.5 x π (I know that because for years I was stucked with Lego tires until Class tire so I decided to use it I my MOCs for 1:15 scale which is by the way scale for TC18)

@Jim it is diameter