I’ve been a bit slack of late with the Fleet of Broken Dreams updates. It’s almost like nothing has gone wrong which is a total lie. It has. I’ll come to the Beetle issues and the X1/9’s faults in another post. In the meantime, the Berlingo, the best vehicleRead More →
Smoke and mirrors and no saving at all from the Tories.Read More →
Now as anyone who has read my reviews printed in The Gay UK will know, I have a soft spot for Fiat and I look at their products favourably because I like an underdog. I like someone who has tried even if their effort just isn’t the best butRead More →
Without giving the game away so early in a review, it is safe to say that Revell has once again come up trumps with their VW Bus model. So there you go. Enjoy the pictures and get buying. However, if you have a few spare minutes, stick with me asRead More →
I got drunk the other night. I was boogling to Aswad. It was research. Research into using a new breathalyser from Alcosense. The Alcosense Pro. I wouldn’t call myself a hard drinker anymore. There were times in my student days that I could put a few units of vodka awayRead More →
Oh, that Jim Douglas. I have trouble remembering names and faces but I never forget a car! quoted Carol Bennet of Thorndyke Ltd, Importer of European motors. Yes, I am talking about that Jim Douglas. A man who was a bit shit on the track. We pick up on theRead More →
So the Beetle was bought and the transformation work has taken a rapid turn within 4 weeks. I haven’t messed around! The weather being against me is probably the reason why it has changed so much or so quickly for my liking but changes have happened. It’s too cold toRead More →
What is very quick. Requires a lot of respect and drives like a Honda Jazz? A McLaren GT. I was fortunate enough to be invited to Millbrook testing ground for a gentle drive around 3 of the courses there. Coming from my daily van, approaching the GT was a bitRead More →
For many years Beetle modelling fans have had to endure the misery of the Revell Street Machine or Cabriolet Beetle kits. These kits had been around since the late 70’s and their poor mouldings showed this. There were some nice detail touches but they were very few. Or the expensiveRead More →
Hasegawa has long been the oddball of Japanese model kits. They make random kits that you never thought about until you looked for something a little different. Very much kits for Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) fans. On the top they looked good but underneath they always lacked details. Launched inRead More →
