This one should go fairly quickly.
Tamiya SF70H
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R.Wells
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Tamiya SF70H
i have not done a WIP in a while...they always seem to languish..
This one should go fairly quickly.
About to shoot primer on this.
This one should go fairly quickly.
About to shoot primer on this.
Perfectionist in the art of the unfinished kit......
Russell Wells
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
Hi Russell, good one, mine is started also, it looks very nice and when finished will be a stunning model.
Cheers,
Antonio
Cheers,
Antonio
COMPLETE: Jordan J195 Club-M
Next in line: Tyrrell 012 Benetton
Next in line: Tyrrell 012 Benetton
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
I see you have a can of pink Tamiya primer. Is it available in the U.S. now? My LHS told me no, but that was about 6 months ago.
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R.Wells
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
This can was sent to me by a good friend. I have had a couple friends tell me that they have ordered it from their hobby shops. Maybe Chris at Upscale Hobbies could hook you up.tubegenius wrote:I see you have a can of pink Tamiya primer. Is it available in the U.S. now? My LHS told me no, but that was about 6 months ago.
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Russell Wells
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
Hobby Town in Houston has the pink and dark red primer in stock with the usual gray and white
Re: Tamiya SF70H
That's it!!! less complaining and more building!! 
Go for it, Russ!
It'll be great watching you make it justice.
Go for it, Russ!
It'll be great watching you make it justice.
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
Look forward to following along -
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
Primed with white first. I let it dry, and cut it back with some 4,000 micromesh.
I assembled the engine cover, and side pod wings(not in the photos)
I assembled the engine cover, and side pod wings(not in the photos)
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Russell Wells
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
Will be following.
I have been sitting on the fence about buying it.
To buy or not to buy, that is the question.
Given the halo, not sure future releases of the current F1 cars will be as appealing.
I have been sitting on the fence about buying it.
To buy or not to buy, that is the question.
Given the halo, not sure future releases of the current F1 cars will be as appealing.
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Re: Tamiya SF70H
Look forward to watching your progress.