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I also had not appreciated the plan was to develop a transkit! I didn't say it was just a rear wing, I was suggesting some tweaks to the wings as they could be built up with card and filler. The front and rear track was increased on the evo, which meant wider arches. The front arch extensions do not...

I think the biggest visual difference between the 16v and the final Deltona was the rear wing. The wheel arches may be slightly bigger, but it maybe difficult to tell them apart unless the two versions were shown together. There may be other intake ducts, but you should be able to fabricate those fr...

The Totip decals are on ebay. The livery was different on the earlier Deltas, they tended to be more sharp lines than the torn paper look on the Deltona (evo). If you really want the final version of the Delta in 1/12 then you could modify it as others have suggested and print your own decals or bui...

The Totip livery was used on the earlier versions of the Delta and there is a seller on that auction site that sells 1/12 decals for the Italeri kit. I have never used them, so unsure what they are like.

This is a very old kit from the late seventies or early eighties. I am not entirely sure it is accurate as the type of vehicle is not how I remember the Tyrrell Team transporter, although the livery might be ok for 1977. I suppose it could be a transporter hired in for some races (US perhaps)? Exoto...

When I order from the EU in to the UK the following applies:- Under £135 - the VAT is paid locally and the item is not subject to additional UK VAT. Over £135 - the EU vendor removes VAT from the item and I pay it in the UK along with a customs handling fee (normally about 4%). The cost includes the...

Just thought that Western Models also may have produced some 1/20 models.

If you think the model is 1/24, there was another company called South Eastern Finecast and they definitely made an ERA.

There was a UK manufacturer that made 1/20 metal kits in the 1980s/90s called Bellini. They also made smaller scale models in 1/76 (maybe) under the name Piccolino. I am not sure of the full range of 1/20 scale kits they made, but they definitely produced a Porsche 956, Jaguar D type, Maserati 250f,...

Very impressive!

Fantastic model!