Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
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Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
Good work. I like the fact you have modeled some non-mainstream race car versions
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Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
Thanks for the nice comments. Glad you like them even if they are unusual subjects.
BTW these were my 12th and 13th FW07 kits i built in several different versions/modifications. And I'm not finished yet!
I love the FW07, a real iconic car for me.
BTW these were my 12th and 13th FW07 kits i built in several different versions/modifications. And I'm not finished yet!
I love the FW07, a real iconic car for me.
Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
Jens, if you show/share them all, you'd be the main "share holder" of ALL the FW07s seen at 1/20th on the internet. As we well now, people do build (or so it seems) but they don't publish that much.
Tamiya should make you discount...
As a curiousity, what did the built sevens cost?
Tamiya should make you discount...
As a curiousity, what did the built sevens cost?
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Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
Have you done any as FW07B? (specifically the late season version with larger diameter front wheels and vertical rear wing post)JM wrote:Thanks for the nice comments. Glad you like them even if they are unusual subjects.
BTW these were my 12th and 13th FW07 kits i built in several different versions/modifications. And I'm not finished yet!
I love the FW07, a real iconic car for me.
Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
Jens has...
https://www.f1m.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... t=williams
though I looked for the threads and most pics are gone.
and someone else too https://www.f1m.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... ms#p274300
https://www.f1m.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... t=williams
though I looked for the threads and most pics are gone.
and someone else too https://www.f1m.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... ms#p274300
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Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
As I uploaded my pictures here through Photobucket for a while, most of them are not visible anymore. So here are my FW07 kits in order of theire appearance in the real world:
FW07 Clay Regazzoni, first ever victory for Williams in Silverstone 1979. This was only my second 1/20 kit built more than 28 years ago:
FW07B Alan Jones, Zolder 1980, a version without front wing. My first kit with slight modifications:
FW07B Carlos Reutemann, winner in Monaco 1980:
FW07 Clay Regazzoni, first ever victory for Williams in Silverstone 1979. This was only my second 1/20 kit built more than 28 years ago:
FW07B Alan Jones, Zolder 1980, a version without front wing. My first kit with slight modifications:
FW07B Carlos Reutemann, winner in Monaco 1980:
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Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
FW07 Emilio de Villota, winner British Aurora series 1980.
FW07 Desiré Wilson, qualifying Brands Hatch 1980:
FW07 Rupert Keegan, Zeltweg 1980:
FW07 Geoff Lees, qualifying Watkins Glen 1980:
FW07B Alan Jones, winner non championship Australian GP, Calder 1980:
FW07C Carlos Reutemann, winner in Zolder 1981:
FW07 Desiré Wilson, qualifying Brands Hatch 1980:
FW07 Rupert Keegan, Zeltweg 1980:
FW07 Geoff Lees, qualifying Watkins Glen 1980:
FW07B Alan Jones, winner non championship Australian GP, Calder 1980:
FW07C Carlos Reutemann, winner in Zolder 1981:
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FW07C Carlos Reutemann, Kyalami 1982:
FW08 Keke Rosberg, winner Swiss GP Dijon 1982. A heavily modified FW07 kit:
FW08 Keke Rosberg, winner Swiss GP Dijon 1982. A heavily modified FW07 kit:
Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
Woooow!!!
Just so good to see them again.
What a fantastic bunch, so inspiring besides.
Jens, you are the Williams man! Happy New Year again
J
Just so good to see them again.
What a fantastic bunch, so inspiring besides.
Jens, you are the Williams man! Happy New Year again
J
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Re: Williams FW07 Eliseo Salazar Aurora Series 1980
JamesB wrote:Woooow!!!
Just so good to see them again.
What a fantastic bunch, so inspiring besides.
Jens, you are the Williams man! Happy New Year again
J
And as I said - I'm not finished yet!