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I know the problem you have, owned this transkit myself and know the PE parts for the tires. But the problem here is that no other car will be possible then this, makes no sence to produce them. Maybe someone who also owns that kit will be willing to do them, never say never, and that is the only ho...

I'm not buying from that austrian guy, but i am interested in 1970 lotus 72 tires.. So anyone? Richard That`s some kind of problem, not all want the same tires for the same car, that`s surely a reason why it will simply take time. I`ve seen a couple of guys with 3D printeres doing such stuff for di...

Right, announced longer ago, but the Beemax will cover the early version of that car with high Turbo intakes on the side pods, the Meng is the later version with the turbo intakes inside of the sidepods, so some differences are there.

well I don't know but just can't get excited over the new 3D print cars , this no engine is the deal breaker for me ... no engine no build I mean come on !! the heart of every race car ... cheers Joe I understand your pointing, but like on SF 70H from Tamiya, it will be difficult for manufactors to...

Get rid of the idea buying from this guy, simply bad casted resin copies.
No idea who made them original, but there will be better sources to buy from in future.

Interesting conversion and a nice start on it, will be following your build.

Very nice and clean build, love it!

I agree, the brake sets in 1:20 are fantastic, but this set in 1:12 is on another level, amazing work Thomas! :) It is great that now matching wheels for this kit are available, including the lettering on the tires, the kit parts are simply wrong in their size. Like the wrench for the wheelnut, grea...

Good news and a very special easter egg for the 1:12 MP 4/2c fans, there are a few new detail sets coming out from Stone models with corrected wheels and tires, a fitting stencil to paint the goodones on and a highly detailed brake set as well! :) With the useless wheels from the kit, i guess most o...

Usually the odorless thinner should work, works on acrylics and they are more fragile then TS paint, but if your unsure, take some time and spray a test piece with TS, apply the panel line and let it dry. Then test if it touches the TS. White spirit is also quiet often used by airplane modelers, but...