Getting accurate information and getting appropriate supplies are just two of the challenges in building fine, large scale models. These links may help ...
Parts, Accessories & Transkits http://www.modelmotorcars.com
Provides the widest range of parts for Pocher Classic models; Alfa-Romeo, RR, M-B, Fiat, Bugatti. Beautiful stuff.
Carries all the miniature hardware previously offered by Scale Hardware http://www.autographmodel.com
Transkits for the F40, Testarossa and other models. The 1400 piece, F40 transkit is truly outstanding (but expensive). http://www.scaledetails.com A range of parts and transkits for many Pocher models.
http://www.gizmoszone.com Hong Kong based maker of excellent miniature plastic gears http://teausa.net Offers a small selection of miniature plastic gear racks http://www.hobbylinc.com My favorite site for ordering paint.
https://www.tichytraingroup.com
A train-oriented site, but they have a very good selection of rivets
http://www.specialshapes.com An excellent offering of special brass shapes, including thin wall (0.006") brass tube. http://www.detailmaster.com
Specialists in 1/24 & 1/25 models. However, their braided lines and tube fittings are ideal for the F40 and Testarossa. http://www.nelsonhobby.com
Focused on airplanes, but the miniature piano hinges are the best I've been able to find. http://www.smooth-on.com
A great source for resin casting materials, technical data and casting advice. http://www.prime-miniatures.co.uk
A UK site offering miniature hardware http://www.model-dockyard.com
Another UK site. Although primarily focused on ship models, the site offers miniature hardware and other fittings
Model Builders http://www.detailedmodelcars.com
Terrific and creative work from David Cox. http://www.modelmotorcars.com
Not only a parts store, but Marvin Meit and Jorge Ehrenwald also produce some truly beautifully finished models.
Marvin' site has a very comprehensive gallery of model builders' photos that covers all the classic Pocher models http://www.scaleautoworks.com
Brady Ward is one of the premier large scale model builders. http://www.handbuiltmodelcars.com
This gallery managed by Brian Yingling includes some of his own superb work. <span style="color:#800000;">http://www.modellers-workshop.com Rick Shousha has been supplying kits and modeling for a long time. Although he's now focusing on ship models, his site hs some excellent pictures of Pocher models.
Prototype Information Rolls-Royce http://www.rroc.org
US RR Owners Club … service drawings, handbooks, Flying Lady magazine (incl. technical articles) http://www.rrec.co.uk
UK RR Enthusiasts Club … original build documents by chassis number http://www.rroc.org.au
Australian owners club … useful technical articles
Ferrari http://www.scaleautoworks.com
A few prototype photos.
Coach Building http://www.coachbuild.com/ A terrific site focused on coach building. It includes details on all the 1930s coach builders.
U.S. Museums http://www.blackhawkmuseum.com
An outstanding museum containing numerous classic cars an hour east of San Francisco.
Includes a 1932 RR Phantom II bodied by Figoni & Falaschi, other Phantom IIs and a Bugatti 50T. http://www.petersen.org/
In LA. Exhibits over 100 vehicles. However, the website offers no help as to the vehicles on display. www.automuseum.org National Auto Museum, Reno, NV. Includes a 1936 M-B 500K http://www.jwrautomuseum.com
Located between Harrisburg and Wilkes-Barre, PA on I-81. An excellent collection of 1930s cars.
Pocher Information http://www.pocher.net
A very comprehensive site. Lots of information, including Pocher manuals. http://www.scaleautoworks.com
A complete list of Pocher kits (very useful), an overview of Pocher and the kits, Pocher builders gallery.
Also details and photographs for the Ferrari F40 Autograph Transkit.
Construction Guides http://www.scalemotorcars.com Scale Motorcars is a great site for large scale modelers. It includes articles, build stories and extensive forums covering kits and scratch building. http://www.detailedmodelcars.com
David Cox (with Marvin Meit) produced detailed guides for assembling and improving the Pocher kits http://www.modelmotorcars.com
This website, run by Marvin Meit and Jorge Ehrenwald, sells construction guides as well as parts. http://www.scaleautoworks.com
Useful construction advice. http://www.eBay.com
Paul Koo sells CDs of 'Supplemental Instructions' for several of the Pocher models on eBay. The CDs are full of detailed photos showing step-by-step assembly of the Pocher kit. Really useful. Search eBay for 'Pocher Instructions'. http://www.oocities.org/pocher_rolls/ A detailed description of a build of the Pocher RR Sedanca kit. This is an archived copy of the original site. The links to Pocher builds by David Holmes and Eric Severn no longer work.
JRH Scale Cars has moved. Click on the URL below to go to my new site: