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1/24 Hasegawa Lancia Delta Integrale "Evoluzione"


Tiago Malafaya

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I have this kit aswell and actually started some smaller work on the body last year. It takes a lot of preparation work, e.g. sanding all the many small louvres on the hood. Will you build it out of the box? I intend to use bigger wheels and tyres as I think the stock/ kit wheels are too small for such a cool car.

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Hasegawa re-issued it not long ago, but it's quite old (1994 I believe)

I plan to build it OOB since the extra details for it are quite expensive for what you get in the end... i could go for bigger wheels but I usually do my builds stock, don't usually go for big transformations

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It is very difficult to follow your build, as most of it takes place outside of the fixed cameras field of view. Great work excellent build skills just not as visible in your videos.

 

Walt O'Brien from green mountains covered in snow!!

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A great car and a great looking build!

 I've seen a few of these in the U.K., nearly all of them in nice condition.

I sat in one last year. You gotta love Italian styling; the speedo and tachometer are obscured by your hands when you hold the steering wheel at ten-to-two. The non-essential dials are in the centre of the binnacle, where the other two should be! The car's owner thought it was quite amusing, too!

He went on to say that the electrics are typical for older Italian cars. Plagued by intermittent faults. Doesn't like damp days. But, what a car!

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1 hour ago, Tiago Malafaya said:

I drove one of these after a replaced turbo, it couldn't go fast because of the new turbo. I still prefer the Escort Cosworth

And I preferred the 5-cylinder turbo Audi S2 Coupe that I had in the mid-90's. Much heavier, but really fast (chip-tuned engine). The story about the replaced turbo suits perfectly to what I heard about the Lancia's engine at the time. These engines weren't really renown for their durability. That didn't keep Lancia from winning 6 rallye world titles in a row though... 

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