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At a guess, I'd say the Mexico GP car as it was later in the season, but I haven't compared them. Hence my question also, about the difference between 641/2 and F190, as Fujimi chose to name the kits differently. Actually, the Mexican GP was round six and the French GP was round 7. So the differenc...

All this information is very helpful! Thank you very much! If anyone has any more good pictures of this car, I'd be very interested in them. I found a few (usually low-res) on the internet, but only a few from the actual race (and run-up).

I've been looking through the kit and was wondering what kind of screwdriver you used for the screws for the little black screws on the front- and rear-suspension?? The smalles screwdriver I've got is still way too big....

Completed this kit recently. It was basically build OOB with the addition of some seatbelts, tobacco decals and some PE-nuts and bolts on the front suspension and cowling. Used Zero Paint for the black, white, red and clearcoat. It was build as a curbside so I didn't even put in the exhaust :shock: ...

TvD wrote:I think I've got a few pictures of the engine from this car made back in 1989. I'll check tonight.

Here's the pictures of the engine (all from Schlegelmilch).

I think I've got a few pictures of the engine from this car made back in 1989. I'll check tonight.

DM wrote:Actually, why do you need a Number List ? You just need to follow the steps in the instruction sheet. No need to care about the NUMBER .

Call it me being control freak, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing any parts, so I made a list

You do know there is a (resin) kit of the RB6?

Very interesting! :D I have this one on my workbench (as yet unstarted) to check the parts. Perhaps you can help me with a few questions: - in step 5 part "M52" is used. As this part seems to be missing in my kit, I'm about to send MFH an email and was wondering how many parts "M52&qu...

generationx wrote:and Domino (where I got mine) will be producing some sprays to match the blue and green. Nice.

Zero Paint has matched bleu/green paint as well:
http://www.hiroboy.com/catalog/product_ ... ts_id=4016