F1 Model Questions
Hello folks, you observed that Fujimi not yet announced the F1 model with code 09053? A reputable source told me that there is a great chance to be the Toleman-Hart TG184. The annoucement will be done on 50th ALL-JAPAN MOKEI HOBBY SHOW 2010. Anyone have any news about this information?
Hi!
I wonder if someone have close-up pictures of the Lotus 72D? I know there's a gallery on this site with the Lotus 72, but these pictures show a car which were driven by the Superswede, but Ronnie wasn't driving the 72D in 1972 (as I recall it).
I'm looking for pictures of the car driven by Fittipaldi, which the Tamiya-kit were based on.
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone have reference photos of the open access hatches in the top of an F2000-F2005?
I have seen modeling representations of them but never actual photos of the real car.
I have looked at all pictures I can find of the McLaren MP 4 cars. The Cockpit tub looks like it has a linear gold pattern in the Carbon fiber. The best photos I have found are of the MP 4/5. In some photos the tub looks monocromatic but in others it has a distinct pattern. I believe this is from how the light hits the carbon.
I just discovered a huge time saver when building the perfect parts brake disc set. I am building the 12th scale McLaren MP4/6. I finished the rear disks a few weeks ago and was not looking forward to starting the fronts. Building the hub nuts takes a long time using the PE nut/washer and a pin. There are 8 per disc. This past week I received my first order from Sc
Hey Guys,
About a year ago some one posted photos of the 2002 Ferrari, inside and out.
I need help in detailing engine,etc.
Does anyone know who has those pictures?
Not sure if i am doing it the way it should be but i am looking for building instructions in english for the EIDAI GRIP M23 1/8
I have the japanese version.
I have treid to create a topic on the forum but that does not work.
Hope this will.
Richard
I would like to know how you guys prime your kits. Do most of you use rattle cans, or do you use an airbush to prime your parts before painting. If you use an airbrush,