Like I said, is difficult to get good materials here, so I’ll try to use alternative tools and materials.
Well, let me tell about modeling. I always build my models “straight from the box”, never used airbrush, clearcoat... and I think it’s a good time to try new techniques, most of them learned from this forum. I have 3 kits to build, but I have a model builded about 15 years ago and now I’ll try to rebuild and do a convertion. The kit is the Tamiya 1/20 Lola T93/00 Ford Dick Simon I’ll try to convert to the Lola T92 raced in Indianápolis-93, drived by Nelson Piquet. I have no decals yet, but I plan to order with Indycals soon.
The chassis T92 and T93 has some diferences you can see in the green circles in the pictures. I’ve never modified any kit, so I expect some troubles.
PS.: I don’t have much time to spend on the hobby, so this WIP probably take longer than others.
PS 2: I almost forgot... Piquet’s T92 used a Buick engine and T93 is a Ford engine, so it ‘ll be a curbside of course.
Thanks for the tricks and tips I learned here.
. I wish You all the best.
