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Can someone please help. I seem to not be able to get the photo posting correct.
Rick

87bmwm6 wrote:a good book to have is the Haynes manual for the 312T series, I am doing the 1/12 312t and it has some very good shots of the velocity stack covers you talk about....

Thanks I will look into.
Rick

Thanks for the heads up on correct color. I do agree, your example does look spot on, to the version I have seen as well, and yes it was a restore.
Rick

Thanks so very much for the info my friend. So to keep it simple and in keeping w/as raced. I should just build as comes in box f/Italian GP, JS car. I do not know if or how to correct the exhaust system. The tip for the mesh/color is most helpful and thanks so much for the color vs Tamiya's suggest...

I have these http://www.bestbalsakits.com/bestbalsakits/gifs/bbk/dc/12000/12044/1.jpg My own make, price is Euro 23, shipping Euro 6 WW If interested, see https://www.bestbalsakits.com/tamiya/tamiya-detail.asp?kitnumber=4145 Wim FYI, these are about as close as you are going to get to the gold used...

Just wanted to know, any up dates. You have done some outstanding workmanship on the chassis, all those rivets. Just for curiosity's sake, what size rivets, metal or resin. I am about, well I am already working on a 312T4 now and will follow yours' closely. Is there a particular race version you are...

I have put together some goodies to build a 1979 Season 312T4. I have read the Spotted Section on the site and as best as I can determine as kitted by Tamiya, the 1 July 1979 French GP driven by Gilles Villeneuve is the most doable w/the kit as it is w/o major mods. Now here is one of those areas I ...

That's the real deal, who you trying to kid...ditto to all of the above comments,
Rick

Out freaking standing. You have done a superb job. One of my favorite rides. Look forward to more of your work.
Rick

PS: Check into Gator Glue for all that PE. The stuff is great for PE and holds well.
Rick