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I guess they release what they think will sell. Was the "new"(er) kits like the Lotus 102 and 107 ever that popular?

Tamiya are doing re-releases. In my local hobby store there are 1/12 Tyrrell 003 1971 Monaco GP, 1/12 Lotus Type 78, 1/12 Team Lotus Type 72D 1972 and a 1/20 Tyrrell P34 1977 Monaco GP.
Wasn't the 1976 P34 on the market not long ago?

Didn't you just get a rule for that? No files allowed. Seems very clear to me.

I don't think that this will work but I'll ask anyhow. I did start on a Lotus 56B conversion a long time ago. I just realized that I have lost all pictures of the work somehow. I have nothing in my computer and nothing in the backup. Has anyone for some reason saved this topic: https://forum.f1m.com...

steinietrabi wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2023 6:52 am BT18 1966 Clear Crowling 20025 is available now.

Wish they would do Ronnie Peterson's F3 machine as well.

One good thing is that most is invisible with all body parts mounted so I can (hopefully) skip much of it on a build.

It is a bit confusing. These two pictures is said to be the Lotus 88 but I think the carbon pattern differs between them. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/Lotus-Cosworth_88B_-_Flickr_-_Supermac1961.jpg https://www.flickr.com/photos/95363624@N04/8714430445 Then there is this pic ht...

As it is impossible to find the carbon decals for the 1/20 scale Lotus 88 does anyone have a suggestion for a suitable generic sheet?
I was thinking of MFH carbon decal yellow type 1 or 2 or is there a better option?

Same here. It used to open at the last post but not any more.

A quick search found:
MR.PAINT MRP-193 Luminous Red (RAL 3024)
Hataka Hobby B268 Luminous Red (RAL 3024) Fluorescent
Revell 32332 Leuchtrot, seidenmatt, 14ml, RAL 3024