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Where would you guys suggest buying from? A shop in Europe or which ships overseas at a decent rate. Cheers Roland If you are located in Europe, much better to buy in a shop here. If not you will pay big customs. Icaro Hobbies in Italy, Atelier Dominique Camara in France or Autograph in Germany hav...

Hope there will be the 88 too, full Essex livery. It was absolutely beautiful, better the test version without the small front wings.

In my computer I see only blue colour, nothing green. Don't see why do you think it's the B194

I can't see the pictures

I don't know what is more sad and scare, the drivers we meet when we were child and became a F1 fannatic are start dying or that we are getting each day more old... RIP Streiff... Good comment. I have known Fangio or Moss always much older than me ( I am 67), so their death was assumed in a natural...

Mr. Hiro always says the truth. The 4 wheels are same size, so it's not a normal F1. Modern sports carts have the rear wheels larger. It could be the 56B Gold Leaf and Black/Gold, produced by MFH at 1/20 or a SP of the late 50's or early 60's but tyres are slick and trumpets are modern style. Don't ...

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The "C" tree is the same for all 1/12 Tamiya F1 with the V8 Cosworth engine, with the exception of the Lotus 49 and 49B. Not quite. The engine parts may be the same, but the gearbox halves for the 003 are unique. The round side plates for the gearbox are molded in, while most other kits h...

I have an incomplete Lotus 72 and a Tyrrell 003 for parts. Need to know if the engine parts of the Tyrrell are exactly the same than the 72 as I know that Tamiya have done different versions of the Cosworth engine. If not, I'm looking for a Lotus 72 partially assembled for a good price, better in Eu...