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It was powered by a small-block Chevy which they have from the Corvette. With that logic can we eventually hope for a Chaparral?

Using Google image search it matches an Almay stock image of an F1 tire, taken at the Brooklands museum in 2009. Not a big deal but it narrows it down a little bit.

The MFH kit is spectacular. It would not be a good as a first MFH kit but it is a very enjoyable build and is very buildable.

MFH site says 1960

I'm also thinking Cunningham. And does the introduction of a small-block Chevy engine open it up for Chapparals and maybe more Can-Am and Trans-Am cars?








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What do you mean by a "...small electric heating element"? Hot plate? Soldering iron? I have an adjustable soldering iron. Any idea of a good temp for stainless steel?

My eye doctor gave me two prescriptions for "reading" glasses. One for close-up work, one for normal distance to a book. It's just a question of working distance. When needed I also use my Optivisor over them.

See my recent post. The best contact email is toward the end.

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I ordered a 1/12 Ferrari 315S/335S kit directly from MFH on March 2, 2018. I received it (Florida USA) on March 7th! Real fast from Japan. I was working on another model at the time (1/96 scale USS Constitution) so I didn’t start on the Ferrari until May of 2021. I found a part was missing so I emai...

Well, if it's a pile of four wheels for one car that rules out any race car from the past fifty years!