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IIRC, it was in the Tamiya catalog for 17 continuous years, then reissued repeatedly. Surely an all time great!

Ferrari license being expired doesn't mean it won't be renewed... Makes no sense to keep a deal going all of the time when no new product is coming.

Prost was leading with a few laps to go but crashed or spun. Patrese, de Cesaris, Pironi, and Daley passed him, with Patrese in the lead. But Patrese spun in the last lap, and was passed by de Cesaris, Pironi, and Daley. Patrese was in a dangerous position and legally pushed by the marshals, to a po...

Many inaccuracies, but I expected that. Really enjoyed it.

I'm 62. My wife and I retired 4 months ago, but she took a last minute long term sub (teaching) job, so I'm waiting for that to wrap up so we can travel. For now, I walk the dog, play with the cat, take a lot of naps... Try to keep the fleet of five cars and five bikes running. I help with tutoring ...

I loved the short tail 956 too. I remember watching much of the ’83 season on TV with the Monza race being my favorite. It’s been a long time but I think Model Racing Replica News (MRRN) had an article on this 15-20 years ago. The long tail has a low drag nose. The short tail has a high downforce no...

Quickskins was in Paradise too. Anyone kept up with that guy?

Tom

61 years old. Former soldier, graphic designer and factory worker. Currently a teacher's aide at an elementary school. Retiring next summer. Planning to do some substitute teaching, get back into track marshalling, motorcycling touring, and hit the kit stash.

Sounds great Tom. Will have to find the five spoke alloys.

Tom

Indycals has a set for the Hasegawa 79, swell as the Tamiya 78. Michael's stuff is highly regarded.