Brizio

Dasbord done

Here what I was saying about the tail lights. They are all molded in red. So no reverse or clear/amber turn signal. Drilled the center part. Painted a piece of plastic and insert it.

I went to search for it, and it has a pretty cool rear end. Kind of Lamborghini style... Shot the primer, so soon it will be painted...

No no, don't worry... Ok so wasn't just mine that had the issue on the back. Also on mine the back hood did not close properly. Another thing that I noticed, is that the tail light are in two piece and molded in clear red. So you need to paint the turn signal and reverse. Thank you for the advice.

Thank you Bruce! I modified the back, that's why there is a lot of putty. It shouldn't require a lot...

Looking good!

Looks good! Nice wheels!

Thank you Andre. Thank you Randy! Surprise... Here the body, ready for primer...

I will keep in mind, thanks Jonathan!

Looking good Andre!

Here a little update on the engine... Test fitting the engine... Engine done...

Tamiya is always better, better details... This kit has the seatbelts molded in the seat, Tamiya have them separately. I modified the rearend on mine too... The front end of the car is nice, the rear end too, but together they make the car weird... At least to me... I will post some pics of the body soon.

Looking good so far!

First shot of color on the engine.

Door panels Engine painted

It will be a used one and not in red... Thank you for watching!

The engine is ready to be painted

Main part of the engine. Seats.

Few weeks ago a member of the club I belong gave this kit to me. I don't like this car, and I think is one of the ugliest Ferrari ever made, but I will give it a try and build it... Moke up of the body, the rear hood does not aligns very well with the rest of the body. I don't know if it is a issue with my kit or all of them are so... Some work on the chassis...

I will turn out good! The color is beautiful!

Thanks Peter, about the aspect ration I have no idea what you are talking... Thank you Christian!

Some works on the carburetors. they ave the "IN" in the wrong place, and some molding on the body that need to be removed. Modified (left) stock (right). Carburetor done.

Thank you Russel!

I usually build model for me, I mean, not thinking to sell them. Except when I build commission models. I had a pretty good offer from a Saudi Arabian prince, in fact my 356 is in a art gallery in Europe, so when he goes there can check it out. I though the 1/1 one sold for $1.750.000... Still a good amount of money.

Put the engine in the chassis, also for check if every thing is straight.