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Please! could you post some photos of the box content before starting?

I'm not Derrick, but these might do. First the bottom of the Box which often gets missed

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On to the Contents

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And a sample of what you'll get in the Instructions

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Edited by Crazy Ed
Posted

Thanks Ed for posting the iners. This is a real nice kit lots of detail. I,m going to do a up dated car. So Carbon Fiber and some Braided Line. The body is in black.

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Posted

Hi There Derrick

Wonderin'. If you're planning on a Modern version wouldn't you want to put EFI on the Engine instead of Mech Fuel Inj. ?

Posted

Hi There Derrick

Wonderin'. If you're planning on a Modern version wouldn't you want to put EFI on the Engine instead of Mech Fuel Inj. ?

Well bro. the little up dates will be so Carbon Fiber, Braided Line and some other things, not a lot.

Posted

This is some of the little changes i'm making to the build.

Here the old and the new parts with A/N fiting a braided lines.

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Posted

The AM McLaren kit is a great little kit. It got somewhat slammed when it came out due to the vinyl braided lines. I build a number of the kits for AM. I was living in Charlotte and knew most of the folks there....so they had me build a few kits for hobby shows and some went to the UK for McLaren home office. You can see on this build the fuel injector lines are missing....as they were on all my builds. The engine cover interfered with them if you used them. It's too bad the kit will never be seen again....although id you really want one you can still find them. This kit was the first kit in a planned series of roadracers......but the only one made.

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From what I understand the tooling was scrapped after AM went under so a short lived kit for sure.

The 'new' AM located in Concord had a box of parts bags, enough to make 3-4 complete kits....they were tossing them so I grabbed them. But still burnt out on all those I built before.

NICE to see someone do a great job on one......

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