Ferrari 250 swb

hello,

here is my last assemblage a ferrari 250 swb from Italeri

http://images.forum-auto.com/mesimages/585672/Swb42.jpg

http://images.forum-auto.com/mesimages/585672/Swb43.jpg

http://images.forum-auto.com/mesimages/585672/Swb44.jpg

http://images.forum-auto.com/mesimages/585672/Swb45.jpg

http://images.forum-auto.com/mesimages/585672/Swb46.jpg

Such a great car! Blackened panel lines look a little too heavy to me but other than that very nice! One of my favorites.

Mike

Definitely a car we don't see often enough built here so thank you for sharing.
I've also got one of these that I really should finish one of these days.

nice

Good job! Looks good without the bumpers.

Very nice! I'm dying to build the two I have; one will be street, the other a vintage racer. Not the easiest model to acquire, have no idea if it will ever be reissued. The Gunze kit is kind of weird, and the AMT/Esci kit isn't good.

Fantastic look. You have make a excelent work. Nice model!:)

That looks fantastic! What paint/finishing technique did you use? The wheels also look very impressive - are they from the kit?

I must admit, I assumed that the Italeri and Esci kits were the same, but obviously not! I have a Gunze and an AMT, and I plan to use the latter to put an engine in the Gunze... I saw some awesome 250 SWB racers at Donington last weekend, and they look a lot more aggressive in the flesh than in pictures - much lower and sleeker. Can I suggest taking a few pictures of your model from further away and lower down, and then cropping the image tight to the model? That way you'll see better the true proportions of these beautiful cars.

Great job - you can never have enough classic Ferraris, and classic Ferrari models, and I think that (for me anyway), the 250 SWB is the MOST classic Ferrari of them all...

bestest,
M.

Beautiful car!
Nicely executed, I like it!

Definitely a car we don't see often enough built here so thank you for sharing.


What a work of art. Your model gives this beautiful car justice. I really like the rims also.

Nice and clean. Bravo!!!

Nice job!

That looks fantastic! What paint/finishing technique did you use? The wheels also look very impressive - are they from the kit?

I must admit, I assumed that the Italeri and Esci kits were the same, but obviously not! I have a Gunze and an AMT, and I plan to use the latter to put an engine in the Gunze... I saw some awesome 250 SWB racers at Donington last weekend, and they look a lot more aggressive in the flesh than in pictures - much lower and sleeker. Can I suggest taking a few pictures of your model from further away and lower down, and then cropping the image tight to the model? That way you'll see better the true proportions of these beautiful cars.

Great job - you can never have enough classic Ferraris, and classic Ferrari models, and I think that (for me anyway), the 250 SWB is the MOST classic Ferrari of them all...

bestest,
M.

Good night,
You can use my photographs no worries.
thank you for comments