What a bunch of hacks we all are!

[plasticgas]

I don't know about you, but I'm a complete loser compared to this guy!

More information here:

http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Scerri.htm

[randx0]

Freakin sweet. Talk about scale accuracy.I am just going back to snap togethers .

[Porky]

Man that is toooo coool, Dose make me feel like a hack though,,,oh well,,,still having fun

Thanks for sharing the link.

Eric "Porky"

[Roger U]

WOW !!!

[CAL]

Old news. built over 10 years ago. Sold to Fine Art Models to finance new projects.

[Rob Hall]

Way cool...maybe Fujimi will do a Ferrari 312B like that in 1:24th. In recent years, I've started getting into vintage race cars a bit.

[Modelmartin]

For a slight amount more effort and a modest increase in budget he could have built a real one in 1/1. That's not a "model Car". It s a real car that's small!

[plasticgas]

Old news. built over 10 years ago. Sold to Fine Art Models to finance new projects.

Still, no less impressive!

[plasticgas]

For a slight amount more effort and a modest increase in budget he could have built a real one in 1/1. That's not a "model Car". It s a real car that's small!

I was thinking the same thing!

[crazyjim]

But it's as big as a go cart!

[Rider]

That's pretty interesting to see all that was invovled in the building. Too much work for me, NOT to be able to drive it. It's my fav Ferrari so I too hope I can find a kit to build of it someday.

[woodandbike]

After he built that, I am surprised he still had hair on his head.

[FloridaBoy]

As long as there are guys like this around, I am convinced that no matter how good you get, there is always someone who has better skills. I realized this when I met Augie Hiscano, and looked at all of his cars, which he was displaying at a contest down here some years ago. But I was also reminded about a similar guy to this in Italy many years ago who built these cars, and was way beyond our league.

I convinced myself that I have chosen my niche, and am limited or not limited by my imagination and creativity, and the medium I choose to work with is plastic model car kits.

I judge myself by being the best I can be within myself, and not on some other guy who is building off the charts. There is and always will be someone out there like that.

The point is to enjoy the ride, so to speak. We are at all one stage of our skill levels, and the only cost to get there is fun. So, go out and have it.

Ken "FloridaBoy'