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I hope mine is o.k.

A 1950 Ferrari 125 from MG Model

To me a real asset to my Ferrari Collection.

jordan wrote:Hey,so far it is looking very good and most Original,I like it very much..I wished some manufactor would make this model in 1/20 scale.Keep us updated..looking forward

Alex.

+1

On my website i have the box art of all my kits.
At one time there was something wrong with my order.
I received a Footwork FA17 Late version from Wolf Kits with early version decals.
So now i miss the box art of a Footwork FA17 Early Version from Wolf Kits.

Is anybody able to send me this box art?

Watch this movie for how to use.
It made a lot clear to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT3O0LT13nE

Scheivlak wrote:The book is out now. What can I say.....It is stunning!
Text both in Dutch and English and loaded with pictures of the era when F1 cars all had their own identity.

A must have for anybody who loves the 60-80 era!

I agree. Highly recommended.

Thank you for founding this forum, Eric

What is your approach on building a Studio27 kit?
Do you glue the white metal parts or will you solder them?
If glued, do you first paint them, or first glue and mask it afterwards?

I have them, but do not compare them with the Joe Honda books.

In each book only 4 pages are referring to a certain car. Some photos are usable as reference, but many not.
Only small detail.

I never knew this was available. Likewise, I've never seen this before. Ferrari fans are just so well served with these historical oddities. That is exactly why i chose to specialize on Ferrari. The large amount of available models of almost every F1 GP year. But with the loss of 1/20 scale Ferrari...