[Gregor Mager]

Hi There

Í am Gregor Mager and I'm New to your Forum. My Hobby is to make model cars and I'm an Enthusiast of all cars in the world.

I have some questions to you about this car.

Is it there in India or in any other Country? Does anybody know about the wooden Fender? And I'm looking since 15 years for a Picture from the Driver side?

I built the 1926 Bentley 6.5l # 2563 in a scale of 1:10 and in Resin in 1:87 / HO.

Some pics:







These cars are handbuilt.







Kind regards

Gregor

[Viju]

Hello Gregor, welcome to TeamBHP.

Though I have no answers to your questions, I cannot but say that you are amazingly talented!! Wow!! Would love to know how you make these models on your own. A picture-log would be superb!

[PGNarain]

Hi Gregor and welcome to the forum. Your model cars are absolutely amazing. I posses nil knowledge about vintage / antique cars, but your pics blew me away.

Please post more photos of your endeavours (in a separate thread perhaps) and also details as to how you actually go about making the models, form selecting the specific car, collating data, how much time etc etc.

Would love to hear / see more from you.

[travancore]

Originally Posted by Gregor Mager

Hi There

Í am Gregor Mager and I'm New to your Forum. My Hobby is to make model cars and I'm an Enthusiast of all cars in the world.

I have some questions to you about this car.

Is it there in India or in any other Country? Does anybody know about the wooden Fender? And I'm looking since 15 years for a Picture from the Driver side?

I built the 1926 Bentley 6.5l # 2563 in a scale of 1:10 and in Resin in 1:87 / HO.

Welcome to TBHP. There should be a side view (left side) in "Bentley, 50 years of the Marque" by Johnnie Greene.

It only had the foot board mounted auxiliary battery / accumulator box on the left side.

The car was bodied in metal, but painted in "imitation wood" as was in vogue during the 1920's. The car does not survive, as far as I know.

I thought I was the first one to attempt recreating this car (1/24 scale). It is still in the "held together with rubber band" stage - will post some work in process photos!

Your effort is commendable; and pretty accurate representation in 1/10!

[Boybentley]

This is the picture of #WB2563 from Johnnie Green's book. The cable drum on the running board for the detachable spotlight is clearly visible.

[Rehaan]

Awesome model! Loved the 2nd and 3rd photographs.

Here's a few more threads that might interest you & others:

1) Amazing photography of models in "real" surroundings : link

2) Alexander George's vintage models from Coimbatore : link

3) Vintage scale model toys : link

4) Balsa scale models of vintage cars : link

[howler]

Stunning stuff Gregor!!/I love the 1/10, ! What metal have you used for it?

[travancore]

My creation (1/24) obviously has a long ways to go yet!

[Gregor Mager]

Originally Posted by Boybentley

This is the picture of #WB2563 from Johnnie Green's book. The cable drum on the running board for the detachable spotlight is clearly visible.
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Thank you Boybentley, for your Picture. I know you from Flickr.com.
I have this since 13 years. I make a copy in the messure 1:10.
Best Gregor

[Gregor Mager]

Hello again

Now, I will show you the Bentley 6,5l #2563.

All models where handmade by me. There are no kit´s. The Bentley was made in separate parts, made of brass sections and Sheets. All these parts have been soldered. I worked for about two years on it.

The Fenders are fattened with fiberglass and sanded. All parts are movable. The searchlight is working with the steering.

The Model I built in 2002/03.
Archive Images I got from my good friend. K.J.Rossfeldt. www.rrab.com. He is a Book writer for Rolls Royce and Bentley. He was a lifelong gratitude. With his help, the data cloud be implemented into the model.

The wheels I have made of can lid. The spokes soldered to conical timber and connected with the rim. The weight of the car is about 3,5 kg brass.

It would be nice to know if the Bentley still exists.

Another good friend from me, looked in archives in England by Bentley, about this car. But nothing. No useful documents. Pictures / Photos from the left side there are plenty, but not from the right side. Nodbody know´s why not.

Hope you like and enjoy my construction phases.






















Some more Pictures from the Hunting car.







Best Gregor

[ilangop]

Originally Posted by Gregor Mager

Some more Pictures from the Hunting car.

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Best Gregor

Gregor, Simply no words to explain the attention you had paid for the details. The lights, tools inside the tool box, etc. Amazing talent, well utilized.
From Hergatz, I was expecting some Bavarian & Stuttgarten beauties lined up in the scale model garage.

Originally Posted by travancore

My creation (1/24) obviously has a long ways to go yet!

All the best to both of you for the early U successful completion of the models

[maverick.munish]

Gregor

You my friend are an artist.
Do you put these up for showcasing in any of the displays in museums or car galleries.
Each of these are worth a second look.

[DieselWheels]

Absolutely Amazing! You are very talented my friend, loved the toolkit of the Bentley. You are one hell of a Miniature Artist, my friend. Hats Off!!

[bhavukjain]

Superbly built. The attention to detail is amazing. Great work. Keep it up. (y)

[Nick_Wanderlust]

Originally Posted by Gregor Mager

Some more Pictures from the Hunting car.

These pictures of not only Took-kit but also the Engine as well as its parts are really mind blowing.

It needs an extremely keen eye to have such a talent. I love your work and passion working on this hobby.
You have become my inspiration to start up this hobby. Please guide us.

KUDOS to your artistic work!