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Hello all,
I started this one awhile ago and I'm finally getting it done. This Kit is a good one, but lacks in some areas compared to the real car. So I gathered some reference materials and decided to make it as accurate as possible. There are some challenges ahead of me, but it should be fun. Since I started this awhile ago, some of the picture were taken on my old camera and didn't turn out so good. So they will improve as I go. The picture sequence is going to be some what unorganized too, due to the fact that I didnt plan on doing a WIP. So bear with me.
Thanks for looking.
Cheers, Jere
Here are some of the rear end components before,after paint and assembly. Like I said I didnt plan on posting a WIP so I didnt take pictures of the rear being painted or in the building proccess. Sorry for that, But as you can see I used RB Motion rod ends, bolts and fittings. The nuts on the sway-bar links are T2M. The color on the gearbox is Alclad gold-titanium. The suspension cantilevers are painted Alclad stainless steel and rubbed to look used. More to come.
Cheers, Jere
The 126 range of Ferrari Cars, is one of my favourites, especially the C2...
Will follow your build
Great Car.
Great Kit.
Great start!!! well done...
Did you mix the gold colour yourself or is it a branded gold colour??? like Humbrol or Tamiya!!!
Just reread your last post, my question is answered, must get these glasses checked
I've always believed that you should never, ever give up and you should always keep fighting, even when there's only a slightest chance.
Michael Schumacher
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English is not my native language, so sorry for any incorrect words or style... I have no intention to offend you.
Hello,
I added a few details to the intakes. I also polished them and painted the hose connections which are molded in the parts. I added some fittings to the radiators for the coolant lines that go to the expantion tank.
The detail on the intercoolers was a little exaggerated to me so I sanded a lot of it off and gave it wash.
That's it for now folks! I'll try to get some more pics up tomorrow.
Cheers, Jere
. Keep 'Em comin'.