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Congrats on your finished build! Yes it is an old story but it shouldn't take away from your accomplishment or make you feel bad. I also have this ABC kit, along with the previous, even more primitive Bandai 1512, plus the relabeled UPC version! Shouldn't stop you from getting the new MFH car(s) eit...

I agree, this wasn't a successful car by any means but still an interesting period. You just don't see many models of this car. I've been waiting for someone to do a nice Spazzaneve. I think it would sell.

Go to https://myflixer.to

Type into the search box-->Villeneuve Pironi and click the search icon

Click on the movie--->then hit the play icon-->Enjoy.

It's mostly presented by Joann through her own words. Jackie does speak a few times, as well as Prost, Piccinini and several others. It's well presented with a few things I never knew like the pre Imola agreement btw Ferrari and Renault where they would race until half distance, then hold station so...

The 639 was a test mule that never raced. It laid the ground work for a resurgence at Ferrari in the late 80's. The F1 89 (640) was an evolution from it. [attachment=0]1989 Ferrari 639 640 F02.jpg[/attachment][attachment=0]1989 Ferrari 639 640 F02.jpg[/attachment][attachment=0]1989 Ferrari 639 640 F...

The original pictures and instructions for all their releases can still be found on the Barchetta site. Just click on which version you need.

https://aruyo-club.net/new-mfh12_2.html

Hiro has already done both the 76 and 77 T-2's in 1/12. Reutemann drove both of these as Enzo hired him to replace Lauda at Monza in 76, thinking Nikki wouldn't be back that soon. One of Hiro's 1st ever F1 releases was the T-3, done in 24th scale. I'd like to see them do a 1/12 version of the T-3.

They did release an early version T-3 in 1/24. It was one of their very first couple of F1 machines. Soon after they began doing the F1 cars in 1/20. I've never understood why they haven't ever released it in 1/20 or 1/12.

Very Cool! Exquisite craftsmanship and creative display.

The season is far from over and the championship will undoubtedly swing back and forth a few more times before the checkered flag falls. At least Ferrari is now in a position to somewhat control their own destiny and claw their way back on their own merit. Mistakes can and will happen from everyone,...