Drago

Hi. I don´t know why I like so much this car Please, take a look at this: http://www.modelcars...showtopic=24344 I hope you like and feel free to ask!!!

After so much time... I decided to work a little more on this car... Here, preparing the holes that will receive machined rims in the future. As I´am working in the art of many photo etched for my other projects, I take oportunity of it and draw PE for this project as well.

Outstanding work so far. You got the skills man!!!! Congrats.

What nice topic! Thanks for sharing. Oh, of course... BEAUTIFUL paint jobs, btw!

I Loved the paint schema... those small stripes should be given a headache, hum? Very nice!

You are a great modeler Cruz. Congrats! Very nice model!!!

This is a nice model! It seems very clean and aligned model. My only criticism is based on a real car. I dont think those wheels will work properly. I like to build models so close as a real one I can.I think if the front wheels were smaller the entire set would be better. Even the rear I think is a little oversized for me... But this is me... If you had fun with this building, this is what matters at all!!! Congrats!

I totally agree with you Cliffo!!!

Dr. Cranky, I can´t see it get paint done too... but these modifications doesn´t help me kkkk. Thanks. Cliffo, my brother... I´m too slow because Boss... he always ask me to change this.. change that kkkk It´s him fault! spkgibson, WOW!!!! thanks a lot for the words... this really inspires... Rick, John, Rob and all of you guys...Yours words make me happier and more committed to the project. Really really thanks.!! _________________________ Christmas´s update: Unfortunately it happened what I was afraid ... the entire front modification resulted in a hood fitting problem and alignment of the headlights did not matched as well. Big Lens and a huge gap So, extra help from my fella styrene Test to check the fitment and little work on the front grid These extra little styrene pieces over the lens took the hood fitment to a wrong place. So I had to sand a little more in the front and the result was this.Now I have to replace with epoxy putty. Stay tune for more updates. Thanks for looking.

Painting, polishing, wheels, lowering ... everything in this car is amazing. Sincere congratulations. The spinners gave a retro style but at the same time, the design of the wheel plus a larger rear rims have transmitted an aggressive stance! I liked it a lot! Congrats bro... you are a great modeler and a great bro!

Thanks 01blueedge, so far, I´m only working on this one. I´ll start 4wd model only when i finish this baby first.... Criticism, ideas and suggestions are welcome. still more adjustments and some minor corrections to make, but I´m very happy so far with this progress. Thanks for reading...

PRIMER TIME!!!!!!

Little finish toutch... Finalizing the front grile

And the new line on the rear (made with scriber and a tape as guide) Working with the wheels. Made all holes to put ScaleHardware´s rivets

New inner fenders (and its pins) Little work in the booth´s rear panel The new gas pipe (since I have altered the nozzle fuel to the tailgate)

brackets for securing the chassis

Well, little more steps forward... taking care of tailgate and hood (putty) Differential Cover

Very nice rims sets my bro!!! outstanding work!

1/20 guys.... standard for F1 models...

Another big launch for 2012!!!! Lotus 72C Ebbro, well-known diecast manufacturer will launch its first plastic model car. Really, really great new for F1 fans!

2x More cars to show us?

YEAH!!!! I think I gonna open my wallet!!! Simil'R http://www.similr.fr/ford-gt-gt1

YEAH!

Thanks guys... I will keep my search in the Gunze and Heller kits. I will pass the Revell reissue!

Guys, besides art box says it is 1/25 scale, I found this model in 3 diferent web stores being sold as 1/24 scale. It can be sound a little fool... but once Revell Ag use to comercialize the Classic series and almost others models in 1/24, i might say... "can it be wrong???" Any thoughts?