martinfan5

I knew there was gonna be an interesting story to hiding the car, and I was not let down. I am sure it drove the fleet manager nuts over time knowing that unit existed, but could never find it.

How do you hide a car from fleet services?

Lucky for us we can still get Ferrari kits from Fujimi and Tamiya.

Answer , it would be RHD since its a UK based trailer manufacture

First look at the Honda

The reason being for the smaller rear tires is so the cargo area can be completely flat and not have wheel wells taking up floor space.

Not to mention the chassis is pre COT chassis, so technically, its accurate for the chassis and time period, the chassis is from Revell's Pro Finish NASCAR kits.

AKA, throw away tools, thats what myself and a buddy call HF tools, throw away tools.

Pretty much.

Nice job

Yes, I had no issues buying from them.

Toyota is finally killing of the Scion brand https://www.yahoo.com/autos/see-ya-scion-car-tried-181110475.html

I have no doubts that is planned for the Aventador kit, it just makes sense, but there are three new super car toolings coming, so a SV version of Vented door would more on the lines of a modified reissue, and new tooling. But again, we are just going by what we know, and the wording they used.

Well done Mark.

Adding to what James said about the pricing for the FXX-K , Hobby Easy has it listed for $38 US, the Carbon Fiber decal set is $6 and the P/E set is $9, so looking at $53.

Cool truck , good work

Ahh, I think I get what you are saying. I will agree that I doubt the workers are being exploited as well.

LOL WHAT? the La Ferrari has 169 parts with a full C/F decal sheet and a full P/E set to go with it, the SL 300 has around 140 parts and a P/E set if you choose, thats not really close to the word simple. Sure, you might be able to build one of those in a few hours, but its gonna look exactly like it was built in a couple of hours

Having a good laugh at this thread, complaining about cheap tools sold at cheap prices , thats sort of the point of HF. Anyways, I have a a few HF items and both are still working three years later, ive gotten my moneys worth from them I feel, but , when I do buy stuff from HF, which isnt very often, I dont expect what I bought to last very long, if I did, then I am fool for expecting that, and should of bought a higher quality made Chinese made tools like Crastman.

Three years later mine is still going , I got my moneys worth, thats for sure, but its time to replace its, as its starting to act up.

I love having the best of both worlds.

http://www.imsa.com/camera/imsatv

They look decent enough

Thats the one I usually go to as well , although I do like the one on Bell Rd as they dont have the Tamiya Primer locked up