39 years ago today! (312T3 Guide)

[Jeep]

Hello again!

Yes, Accuracing and Jeep are at it again!

We have now put together a short Modeller's Guide for Gilles' Ferrari 312T3 on race day at the 1978 Canadian Grand Prix.

Enjoy!

http://bit.ly/2yQP9hF

[jordan]

Thanks Jeeper ! I treasure all the guides (126C2,312T4 ) ..fine pieces of work ! Thanks again ,I will read it with much joy

Alex.

[bossy122]

Is there an actual kit to make that car correctly? From what I have read before, the only accurate car you can make from the Tamiya kit is Reutemanns British GP car. Maybe this needs to go Hirosans to do list.

[JMCARC1]

Wonderful Jeep,

Thanks very much for this.

Best regards.

João.

[Dede]

That is very good, Nice guide.

[racingkars]

Thank you! Much appreciated.

[Steffen_T]

Thank you for your fine work, Jeep & Accuracing!
I still have a T3 in the basement but I will probably build it as Reutemann's car, as I don't want to modify every car I build.
But it is a fine and interesting read anyhow.

[gablet]

Thanks very much, great work!!

[accuracing]

Hi everyone

Glad that you enjoyed our latest chapter.
To answer Bossy 122 question, the Tamiya kit is definetely a British GP Reutemann car.

Other well know kit is the Protar in 1/12 scale, early season configuration that could be turned into a Long Beach version with a few tweaks.
The kit as some nice features, but the upper cowling as proportion and shape issues.

In 1/43 scale, the Tameo kit is really a stunner! Overall configuration is all there for a CDN GP version.

I know that MFH had a superb 1/24 scale Monaco version, but that kit might be hard to find.

There are others less known kits, but we definetely could use a fresh kit (in any scale) of this classic subject.

Cheers!

[bossy122]

It's surprising that Hiro hasn't done this in their 1 12 line yet. Certainly rather have this than an 87.