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I added some wiring like brakes and the meshes over the intake horns but no superdetailing

Since several people have asked for information about tyres, I thought I'd do a nice thing by posting more information about them here. They are individually 3D printed with additived plastic material in high resolution and are hollow internally, making them very light, well defined and extremely re...

Here we are with another version of the Wolf WR1, which raced in 1978 as the WR3, purchased by the Theodore team which brought Keke Rosberg to his debut. The basis is the classic Tamiya 1/12 kit, with the addition of the deca S27 set which is very difficult to find now. I was inspired by the version...

Very well done !

Great work !

Yes, i confirm !

I don't remember the name of the manufacturer of the rims I got on eBay, however they are made of resin and fit perfectly with the original tyres, there was also an internal upgrade available which however I didn't take since I made it curbside...

The bodywork parts didn't fit together well, so I had to glue the entire monobloc using internal fasteners and then paint it together. The engine was assembled and fixed to the bottom, while I added some plasticard cubes inside the sides to fix microscrews and therefore fix the body to the bottom wi...

Finally, the kit includes carbon decals for the suspension and wings, but you have to build those for the interior of the cockpit, the steering wheel, the seat and the bottom...

Unfortunately, the various pieces of the painted blister packs must be sanded once separated to remove the printing burrs, ... Furthermore, there are small casting defects on the bodywork which require overall sanding to be removed. In short, to do a good job you have to repaint it, otherwise you wi...