Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
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Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Hello guys,
In my recently works, there are two different versions of Ferrari 126C2 b in 1/20 scale Studio27 based. Imola winner 1983 with P. Tambay and Detroit practice version Renè Arnoux.
Some modify are necessary, nothing to special, for more realism because in the kits based there are not many details.
Here we go!!!
In my recently works, there are two different versions of Ferrari 126C2 b in 1/20 scale Studio27 based. Imola winner 1983 with P. Tambay and Detroit practice version Renè Arnoux.
Some modify are necessary, nothing to special, for more realism because in the kits based there are not many details.
Here we go!!!
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Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Respect to imola version, side pods of rear wing in Detroit, for Arnoux, are more large.
With plasticard, I expanded the affected area.
With plasticard, I expanded the affected area.
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Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Result in not amazing but.......is good.
Have a nice day,
bye
Have a nice day,
bye
Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Yes, the add-ons in Impla and Brazil were narrower than what rules allowed. By Detrit it was the full 140cm, so the add-ons should be (endplates included) a full 1cm each side. Maybe you'd have an easier task making the wider planes from scratch...
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Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
I started this kit a LONG time ago and the little bit of engine/turbo/exhaust proved to be such a headache that i've boxed it 2 or 3 times. I wish you luck and will follow to see if I can glean anything to help me finish mine.
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Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Good morning guys,
so, in the next step I used carbon fiber decals of S27 for cover the wings.
The Result is not bad!
so, in the next step I used carbon fiber decals of S27 for cover the wings.
The Result is not bad!
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Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Another thing for Arnoux Detroit version, because central part of rear wing was in aluminium.
Have a nice weekend to everyone
David
Have a nice weekend to everyone
David
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Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Thanks Jacques!Jacques wrote:Very nice topic. Cool project
Re: Ferrari 126C2 B Imola and Detroit 1983 versions 1/20 S27
Fabulous work Davide !
Alex.
Alex.
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