1/43 F-1 Cosworth Engine

[Fallscity48]

Several of the F-1 cars from the late 80's ran with open cowls that exposed the engine area. I'd like to build a few of the cars that way
I've seen a 1/43 F-1 Cosworth Engine for sell on E-bay a time or 2.
Does anyone make or have these available ( resin maybe) ?

Thanks.... Tony

[daniel]

one way would be to buy on of those Tameo kits with a cosworth engine...a lot available, also from BBR and mayn other companies. The set you saw was possibly the Feeling 43 engine.

daniel
-germany-

[Fallscity48]

one way would be to buy on of those Tameo kits with a cosworth engine...a lot available, also from BBR and mayn other companies. The set you saw was possibly the Feeling 43 engine.

daniel
-germany-

Daniel
Thanks for the tip!!!

Any suggestions for one of the Tameo kits that has a Cosworth engine ?

[jaykay]

The Cossie in the WCT Lotus 72 is excellent. It's a bit better than the one in the Tyrrell 006 i also have. Fit of parts is fantastic and you get two types of cam covers ( one set with Ford Logos molded in and one without ).

[Fallscity48]

The Cossie in the WCT Lotus 72 is excellent. It's a bit better than the one in the Tyrrell 006 i also have. Fit of parts is fantastic and you get two types of cam covers ( one set with Ford Logos molded in and one without ).

jaykay.....FANTASTIC !!! Thanks so much for the tip!
I'm kinda limited to the knowlege of the Tameo / Meri '88 - '90 kits.

[vrba]

I'm building (for years now ) a very detailed build of the SRC 1974 Lotus 72E.
The SRC's DFV is OK but nothing special so I replaced it with a DFV (and gearbox) from Tameo's Tyrrell P34/2 (it's a relatively new kit) and further modified it slightly. It turned out very good.
Now I have to shoehorn SRC's DFV and Hewland in the back of the Tyrrell

Hrvoje