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Historically accurate period racing cars are among my favorite modeling subjects, and yours are certainly among the best. Your research and choice of components that let your models reflect the subtle differences between some of these cars is always appreciated and informative, and watching your cars come together is a real treat. :D

I had the opportunity many years back to work on and drive a real 289 FIA car, and to this day, it ranks as one of the scariest things I've ever been behind the wheel of...in a good way. ;)

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Thanks Maxx.

Finished front.  I may still paint the bolt heads on the jack points.

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Thanks Randy.  I'm anxious to get the roundels and numbers on but they will be the last step - shouldn't be too far away.

PS: I just signed up for your mailing list. :)

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Not that you're going to sneak up on anyone in a 289 with race exhaust but here she is in sheep's clothing.  We unveil the wolf next.

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I love this project!

+1   The research too.  It just gets better every day.  But then I LOVE old race cars.  Especially road racers.

AFX:  Have you ever built an AC Ace?  I've only seen one, 1:1.  It was at a car show in Red Bank, NJ, many years ago. 

 

 

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+1   The research too.  It just gets better every day.  But then I LOVE old race cars.  Especially road racers.

AFX:  Have you ever built an AC Ace?  I've only seen one, 1:1.  It was at a car show in Red Bank, NJ, many years ago. 

 

 

I'm working on one Ted.  Historic Racing Miniatures is going to offer it as a resin trans-kit for the AMT Cobra.

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Here is my thread on the WIP project.

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