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Use the mountain 🏔 button. Insert image ‘s url inside the two pairs of “img” between brackets.
First you’ll have to upload pics to a proper place postimage is a great place
my 5% discount if I like one of those items

Or they thought of developing the B189.
It was driven by them early 1990. I think one of those group pictures of models in their catalog included a pair of 188 disguised as 189B with the F189s and the ‘90 kits

Welcome to the forum. You’ll have come for decals and some day 10 years on you’ll see you stayed for the group
Lemme check, I think I started my own set wins ago...

Thanks

"Heeeere we goooooo agaaaaainnn...!" (I always like to start wit that "Heartaches" Rocky Sharpe´s cover intro after a long absence :lol: ) I won´t bore you with the usual speech about how fast time flies. But watdching the last post I understand these have been two complicated ye...

Heard it on the radio this morning, probably first year I didn’t recall by myself. 30 years! :shock: no longer know if it looks much or little. Maybe because now it’s more than half my life. Sorry if it sounds more introspective. I guess Gilles and Didier dates impress me more. About what he’d have ...

Doesn’t look as though you needed the Alpha guys too much, did you? and the pleasure of doing it yourself
Great, great job!!!

The Revell F2002 rims would be perfect. Matched with tyres like, say, those of Lotus 09T or even Tamiya MP4/6
Ed: Ok, post ‘93 tyres (rear) are narrower

What is the change exactly? Is it the pixel shading on the M logos, or shape of them, etc.? As someone that has made this same decals also to be sold with the MFH kits I can tell. The good ones have a complex amount of shadows, flashes and reflection to make them look as bold 3D shinny volume lette...

James, thanks much for the clearer translation into English. I tried copying the German phrase you quoted into Google Translate, to see what if it was any clearer there, but it said "don't let me die stupid"! :lol: :lol: :lol: . Your translation reads much more elegantly than literal Goog...