1/12 Ferrari 312 T

[SkylineFan]

This build is pure Art.......

DaveT

[gablet]

Hope these could help you,
http://img219.imageshack.us/my.php?i...4123851ay5.jpg
http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=11sh6.jpg
http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=12qp5.jpg
Keep up the great work!!!!!
Gabriele

[robrex]

Originally Posted by gablet

Hope these could help you,
http://img219.imageshack.us/my.php?i...4123851ay5.jpg
http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=11sh6.jpg
http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=12qp5.jpg
Keep up the great work!!!!!
Gabriele

Gabriele, These pictures are perfect!
Thank you very much !!!

[gablet]

You're welcome Rob! Glad I can be of any help

[gablet]

Forgot! I am planning to build the T too so I studied the oil/fuel systems of the actual car for several time, managing to draw them: let me know your e-mail if you need them.
Gabriele

[An Angry Clown]

i cant believe this, incedible work

[robrex]

Here's just a quick update showing the wheel nuts and assembly completed

First all the parts I made (the screw is the kit supplied unit)


Screw the adaptor plate to the hub


Glue the threaded hub to the adaptor


and there you go, a working wheel nut assembly


For the time taken making these parts it would almost have been easier just buying the excellent set available from Paul at Thunder Valley. But I needed two sets made and I have the machines....
Overall, I'm very happy with the outcome so it was worth all the effort!
http://www.thundervalleyf1.com/main/...-spindle-sets/

Thanks again for following the build
I'm back at work now so things will start to S..L..O..W down unfortunately

[allnie]

Hello Rob.

You milling and turning work is fantastic. Could you tell and show a lot more about the machines and tools you use to get to those results. I don't know very much about this subject, so a new "how-to-get-started" tread would be highly appreciated.

[p9o1r1sche]

Nice adaptation of the kit parts and yours. Were you planning to paint the screw head black to reduce its visibility inside the axle? Or is there a cover over it? I enjoy following your threads and hope you dont mind if I use a few your tricks and techniques. I always seem to get new ideas after looking through a Robrex thread.

[davesans]

If I didn't know better I would think your building the real thing Fantastic work

[Martin S]

I don't know what to write.
It's just.. too cool !

[CeeElle]

Originally Posted by gablet

Hope these could help you,
http://img219.imageshack.us/my.php?i...4123851ay5.jpg
http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=11sh6.jpg
http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=12qp5.jpg
Keep up the great work!!!!!
Gabriele

those are great! got any more?

[theoldboy]

hi Rob the big fella told me to check this out ,well worth it, looking forward to seeing it next time i'm up your way . Have you thought about making working steering be about the only other thing to do

[phase5]

Th e funniest part is the other sunday i was at Robs while he was doin some work on the fairings on the kit. And he is no different than any other modeller as it got to around 4pm he started to drop the fairings he was sanding on the floor and bashing his head on a wooden beam after the 3rd fairing drop it was to call it for a day. what i see that makes him so good is he will give anything a go if it dont work (which most of the time it doe's for him lol) try again or a different way

[theoldboy]

Originally Posted by phase5

Th e funniest part is the other sunday i was at Robs while he was doin some work on the fairings on the kit. And he is no different than any other modeller as it got to around 4pm he started to drop the fairings he was sanding on the floor and bashing his head on a wooden beam after the 3rd fairing drop it was to call it for a day. what i see that makes him so good is he will give anything a go if it dont work (which most of the time it doe's for him lol) try again or a different way

how did he hit his head Dwayne hes not as tall as you