1:12 1956 Morris Minor Traveller Green by Sun Star.

[manishalive]

My 1:12 1956 Morris Minor Traveller Green by Sun Star. I will not write any review, as the model is lying with my sister and secondly the pictures are enough to do the talking.

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[Petrolhead]

Beautiful model,this one.Congratulations!!Love that detailing.It's got so many fantastic features.Windows that can be rolled up and down,that immaculate cabin,the incredibly detailed engine bay,the spare tire and tool-set...wow!Those indicators are really cool,too.I remember seeing them on Sri's (aka Modeller's) life-sized Morris.You are gonna have a blast just toying about with this one,Manish.
By the way,I have the same car in the same colour but in 1:18 scale by Minichamps.

[aritrim]

Splendid!!!!

[Diecast]

Manish one of the bes classics i ever seen.... cheers

[manishalive]

(05-09-2011 04:34 AM)Petrolhead Wrote:  Beautiful model,this one.Congratulations!!Love that detailing.It's got so many fantastic features.Windows that can be rolled up and down,that immaculate cabin,the incredibly detailed engine bay,the spare tire and tool-set...wow!Those indicators are really cool,too.I remember seeing them on Sri's (aka Modeller's) life-sized Morris.You are gonna have a blast just toying about with this one,Manish.
By the way,I have the same car in the same colour but in 1:18 scale by Minichamps.

yes and with working steering, suspension, glove box that opens, the wheels that can be dismantled, the fuel tank cap that can be opened. The advantages of 1:12 Scale is very clearly evident there.

(05-09-2011 04:37 AM)aritrim Wrote:  Splendid!!!!

Thanks, I am overwhelmed

(05-09-2011 11:11 AM)Diecast Wrote:  Manish one of the bes classics i ever seen.... cheers

Ravi,

You bet those 1:12 cars and 1:24 busses from Sunstar are the best in world.

[karansharma8783]

Manish, that's a lovely model by Sunstar, full of little delicious details It must be huge...do you mind telling me how much it cost you? My only complaint with it seems to be lack of chrome window frames for the rear and side windows where the wood meets them. Or is it so in the 1:1 too?

[Guggga]

That looks nicely done!

[manishalive]

(05-09-2011 03:30 PM)karansharma8783 Wrote:  Manish, that's a lovely model by Sunstar, full of little delicious details It must be huge...do you mind telling me how much it cost you? My only complaint with it seems to be lack of chrome window frames for the rear and side windows where the wood meets them. Or is it so in the 1:1 too?

The lack of chrome is in accordance witht he original. It costed me between Rs. 8000 ~ 9000 approx. In pounds it was 112 GBP.

(05-09-2011 04:11 PM)Guggga Wrote:  That looks nicely done!

Yes it is nicely done.

[srinjayray]

Fabulous model!!!! Its probably the most detailed model I've ever seen. I wonder why Sun Star does not give this level of effort on their 1:18s.

[karansharma8783]

(05-09-2011 05:10 PM)manishalive Wrote:  The lack of chrome is in accordance witht he original. It costed me between Rs. 8000 ~ 9000 approx. In pounds it was 112 GBP.

Wow, that's pretty reasonable for a 1:12.