All of that work. Just to drift it.

Neutral: Because it’s a horribly bland-looking white good. The Model S is a striking sedan, low, sleek and attractive. This looks like a dishwasher with stupid doors.

I’d want to have a discussion on the price, but it’s not miles out of the park. It looks like a fundamentally solid car and it’s had the scary stuff done.

What a rampant twat-hammock.

Wait, hold on. BMW i3 camera rig???

I said everyone, not nobody, Mr. Pedant!

I AM everyone!

They always post a random car image in the morning. Could be worse, could be another article about the eleven millionth Beetle derivative nobody gives a shit about.

A 1 Series and a Mustang once joined in unholy dalliance.

They’re back, but no kits this time around.

It’s definitely Italian-American insofar as it’s not Italian, at all.

Unfortunately I think Bburago, or rather pre-bankruptcy Bburago, was the only company with diecast kits. They were indeed amazing, I have several which I modified.

I was watching the live stage on Sunday. It seems very dangerous to have such a potential for showboating so close to the end of the rally.

It’s been a shit couple of weeks.

It was disappointing...

I’m still way too in to diecast than a man of my age has any right to be and I think resin has its place, the level of detail you can get in a resin 1/18 is pretty freaking amazing.

Buying an E30 M3.

Sorry, I see a still of Clarkson and I can’t click, my computer doesn’t do well with projectile vomiting.

I’ve sent Bburago Ferraris flying down the stairs at scale speeds of what must have been Mach 3. I only had some light scuffing and lost mirrors.

I want to see this test repeated with 1/18 scale diecast cars. I think they would do quite well.