Randy D

Hello Bill, I just started to carry Profil24 in my store. The limited amount of kits that I have handled so far look very good. I have started with some of their sports car line up. The full detail Jags and the aforementioned Maserati full detail kit, all look great. The body parts are fairly thin. Not as thin as Plastic kits or HRM's stuff but the next best thing. The photo etch, decals and the vacuum formed windows look good. Instructions look adequate. The curbside kits are thicker body castings with a simple one piece chassis plate. I have not had a chance to build one yet so no first hand experience on how they go together. I believe Jason Park did one of the Jags not too long ago on this forum. Randy

Hi Folks, Thank you George:) Appreciate that Dann !!! Hello Cameron, Yes , both kinds of intakes will be included with the motor kit. You will also be able to orientate the expansion tank either way to match your radiator. The following are some pics of the 'slanted' Weber manifold. *** PLEASE NOTE*** that these pieces are test prints that we run in a black resin (low cost) and print in 50 micron layers for speed. I sprayed two of them with chrome just so you could see them better. These prints were ran with the Webers and manifold as one piece so we can check measurements and parts layout. For fun I included the smaller print in silver that shows fuel lines and throttle linkage and distributor that was printed all together. Randy

Well it looks to be getting close to the finish line here my friend ! I have been staring at your last few updates showing this beauty coming together and am just amazed by your skills. This is truly a Masterpiece of scale modelling. Randy

Excellent work as always JC !!! Your interior conversion looks right on for the time period. Highlight of my trip back east was spending time with you & Brad Randy

Thank you Folks for all the positive comments !!!! Stan & Gerry, I know a guy that needs side draft Webers for a Birdcage so you know they are coming Kurt, I believe Ferrari used the Weber 40 DCL carbs which as Bill pointed out, are more compact. Bill, I did let a sample of the manifold go at NNL East but they are not for sale yet.

The Webers are now loaded up on the store site. Thanks for looking in !

The following are progress pics of the full motor...

Here are some pics of the Weber painted......

Hi Folks, I thought I would share photos of MBW's 3D parts that we are working on. Our first engine project is the Ford 427 Cobra motor. It will feature Weber carbs. We are releasing the Webers first with the full engine kit coming out first of June. The goal is 3D printed parts that have a surface that is ready for paint, no more 'grainy' texture, and a reasonable price point. The Webers will sell for $9.00 for a set of four (unpainted).

Here are the parts after Spatz Chrome.....

The parts do not get any sanding. These pics show them as they are printed and finished.... I use Mr. Surfacer 1000 as the primer. The last two pics show after gloss black..

Casey, Apologies for not seeing your questions earlier. Those smooth grey rims were printed with a Wanhao Duplicator 7. 20 micron layers using 3DSR's ' ENG Tough ' resin. The D7 is actually the lowest cost machine of all our printers but works great for some parts. The following is an attempt to show what the 'finish' looks like on the Borrani wire wheels. I will start with the two machines used. The Wanhao D7 printed the larger backs and the knockoffs. For the fine detail needed on the front portion of the rims we used the Titan DLP printer using the orange resin.

Casey, Those rims are a project that Pico designed for 'Kit Karson'. Model Builders' Warehouse is the firm that these gentlemen choose to do the printing. They would not be for sale on our site as the design is the property of Pico. In this instance we will print x number of parts for 'KK' and charge him accordingly. MBWH is close to offering for sale our own 3D printed parts. As you noted above the quality of printed parts is improving all time ! Randy

I have working suspension and pose able steering. Could not resist sticking on one of my 3d printed wheels. Thanks for looking in! Randy