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Hi,

Revell seems to re-release the Italeri kit of the Ferrari 250 GTO. This is a good occasion to show a finished model here.

The original Italeri kit was released in the late eighties, so I suppose that I built my model about 25 years ago.

At that time the kit was well-priced and offered excellent quality. However there was ( and will still be?) the same serious and incomprehensible shortcoming as with all other Italeri/Revell Ferrari kits: The wheels are much too wide. The least that the modeler has to do is reducing the width of the rims and the tyres. If you do not accept plastic spoke wheels (in those days the Italeri rims were not bad by comparison) replace them or make your own ones as I did. Besides this only some detailing particularly of the interior is necessary.

Some GTOs were made road-legal so my model has number plates. Some GTOs had silver paint and looked great.

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Jurgen....

This is one fine piece of craftsmanship .... very NICE!!! (The Silver is different and very well done...)

Regards

Bill (Duntov)

Posted

Very nice work! I also built one when they were new but didn't address it's issues. Might do something about the wheels.

BTW, I believe Revell's version is based on a Protar kit and has opening doors, metal springs and 200 parts.

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