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Excellent idea on the heat strips Sean! I’ve always used cigarette box liners and never though of your way. Also harder to find since I quit smoking many years ago.
I’ll be very interested when you get to your wheels and axles. Press on!

Paul Erlendson

I just received the Studio 27 Grade Up Parts for these two kits. I think that anyone going to half the effort on their build of these two kits shown on this topic, would find them very helpful.

Paul Erlendson

Looking good Sean. :D I’m following along with great interest as I hope to get back to my F-310B project sometime soon. I also have the Perfect Parts wheels for a number of my projects. I’m unhappy with the wheel nut locks and I’ll be interested to see how you address that assembly. Paul Erlendson

I have found very few color shots of a 156 online. :( Chris Rea's 156 replica is the only car in existence at this moment, although there is a group in Belgium that is doing another. http://www.sharknose.net/ The best resource out there is “Ferrari 156 Sharknose” by Ed McDonough. If you haven’t seen...

Very nice William!

Could you please describe your scribing techniques used for the engine cover seam? You had to scribe through plastic and putty. What kind of scribing tools did you use?

Paul Erlendson

[quote]Kids! I started in 1970 Flemming Children, children...........I first got interested in F1 in 1961 and probably built my first open wheel race car model in 1959! And by the way, I'm still waiting for a decent kit of the 1967 AAR Gurney Eagle!! :lol: By the way James, I can't seem to vote agai...

cooperclimax wrote:I don't have access to Finishers. Anything in the Tamiya catalog that will work?

Mark

Use Tamiya TS-56 Brilliant Orange spray can

Paul Erlendson