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I don´t know if these videos have been posted before, if so any of the mods are free to remove them. These are vids of Martin Brundle driving different F1 cars from different eras from the Maserati 250 F through to the Red bull /Renault RB4. Very good quality and sound... My favourite has to be the ...

Seems like the person behind the Porsche Salzburg team was´nt a he but a she. Louise Piëch, daughter of Ferdinand Porsche.

Don´t know the accuracy of these facts though.....Wikipedia...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_Salzburg


Cheers!

Emil

I know you don´t like Alclad but if you want you could try to mix Alclad II aluminium with some acrylic Tamiya XF-19 sky grey at about a 1:1 ratio. They mix just fine since the Tamiya acrylics are like a sort of modified lacquers doing this will give you the "dull but still aluminium finish&quo...

it's the singer from the pussycat dolls, nicole something-or-other.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicole_Scherzinger

For those who want to know....

I think that place is featured in this video of the 1977 Le Mans... After the on-board lap there is some pre-race stuff... "The Barn" is featured at 4 minutes in...you can also see the "drive" to the track on normal roads later in the clip. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PNt9vXS...

Akihiro....thank you ...joe

And me too.. ...Thanks!


Emil

JamesB wrote:
Akihiro, I'd swear that Emil says the same as me: that it's difficult to see that pics of your finished model are of a scale model, and not a real car.
In other words, it looks as a real car.

Yes!, that was what I meant.

Hi! Great work Akihiro, I´m in awe! (I just saw on Akihiro´s blog that this one is already finished so get overthere and prepare to get blown away. Usually you can tell on a picture that a model is a model but I was struggling this time. Seriously one of the best F1 models I´ve seen ever!) See for y...

Thanks guys for all the nice words!

I forgot to post this picture before. It shows the area where I´ve repaired.



Cheers!

Emil

Thanks Michael!

The finish is mostly due to that "good stuff in a can" they call Gunze Topcoat 501

Brilliant stuff! like 2k but without the hassle, a bit soft though.

Cheers!

Emil