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There is a company called Kits-World producing a variation of these for WW1 aircraft, it would be easy to move over to this sort of thing for F1 seatbelts and such.

I use Autocad, Sketchup and Fusion 360, the quickest to learn is Sketchup, best free for 3D printing is fusion 360,
but the hardest to learn and is still good for 3D print and design is Autocad.... For what you would need Fusion360 will deliver and Sketchup is not far behind it....

Lloyd wrote:Its a real shame Peter Jackson isnt a F1 fan

You never know, he just maybe ....... Dah Dah Daaahhhh .... lol

Well I finally plucked up the courage to rebuild my 158. it had a disastrous Hobby Carry Box moment a few months back, but after a few hours straightening bits and pieces, and a couple of days putting it back together, its looking OK, its never going to be a great build, but it will look ok in the c...

Nice bit of CGI.....

TBH, I am not fussed who would make the kit, but would only hope it would be MFH, because the quality would need to be top notch,
but my choice would be a 1939 Delehaye MS 165 V12 Figoni & Falaschi Roadster, what a fabulous show piece this would be in 1/12 scale........

Agree with DP Models, Uschi makes the best wood grain decals available

Hi Craig I have the Haynes Manual on the FW14B on page 123, they show a section of Nigel Mansels seat, this has the appearance of a Black/Dark grey Suede like. there are two top panels either side of the seat that are covered in the same material, the lower panels are carbon fibre. Also Mansels Stee...

So this is a new image as well........

OK, I have just adjusted the contrast on the image maybe this will help...........lol