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Luckily still no sign of the ladies?

Hey, is that a JPS 102??

Just kidding, great project!!

The Lotus 49 was indeed mastered by Vincenzo Bosica, the kit was cast by Meri Kits. It was in the seventies that both started out. Bosica also did a Brabham BT33 that was issued by FDS, along with a Ferrari 126 CK. Meri Kits started in the seventies and kept the 49 available until about 8 years ago....

On TNF you will find more info too:

http://forums.autosport.com/index.php?s ... =0&start=0

It was announced this week to the dealers. Like some other models and accessories with release date, a first.
Will be january 2013.
Did MFH employ retired Tamiya engineers?

Shunter wrote:Surprised he fitted into the Leyton House, seeing the drivers complained.....cool clip.

I thought the same. Newey must be a small in size (but huge in deeds). In this month's 'Motorsport' there are several article's on this subject!

Ooops, what just a single 0 can do.

Todays price equivalents: 144,62 Euro, 187,47 USD or 116,02 GBP.

But most dealers can do better, check them!

Well the leaflet has landed with the dealers. The 312 T4 kit is available soon. Deliveries start from december 5th (Sinterklaas in Holland). Retail price at 15.000 Yen.
Transkit of how Gilles looked at his rear wheel at Tarzan corner absolute must!
Thank you Santa!

Japanese have a thing with the Yamato (I guess what the British have with the Spitfire and Italians with the GTO). More brands like Tamiya brought out a kit of this ship. Tamiya did the Yamato in wood as their very first kit and redid it later in plastic more than once.

Tameo did suggest many years ago to use Rituchin spray paints. They even offered them for sale. I suppose shipping is now forbidden.

I was quite impressed when (in 1993) I wondered in the Monza pits and saw mechanics use Rituchin paints as well. How close can you get?

Any Dutch, Belgium, German, English, French guys going to Euroscale Event in Nieuwegein (Netherlands) coming weekend? I will be there with a stand. Should be fun again!
http://www.euroscalemodelling.nl/en/Eur ... /Home.html