Lotus 49, Model Factory Hiro, 1/20
MarcoSaupe
06-22-2013, 09:47 AM
Done!
My 5th 1967 MFH F1 model (I know, my Ferrari is a model of the 68 season car, but the Kyalami qualifying was still done in december 67, so I count it... though I might be tempted to get the real 67 model, should I manage to get it at a good price).
The kit was of the usual MFH quality; nice parts, many details, but you have to dry fit a lot, and even then... I didn't get the nose on with the air duct in front of the cooler fitted, so I shortened it a bit and glued it into the nose instead.
I painted with TS16, 43 and Zero 1k clear, OOB except for a few wires.
I had a WIP over at F1M: http://www.f1m.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=19590
Hope you like it.
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_00.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_01.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_02.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_03.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_04.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_05.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_06.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_07.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_08.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_09.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_10.jpg
5 done, please MFH, give us the Brabham BT24 and the Cooper T81 :)
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_MFH67_Group.jpg
My 5th 1967 MFH F1 model (I know, my Ferrari is a model of the 68 season car, but the Kyalami qualifying was still done in december 67, so I count it... though I might be tempted to get the real 67 model, should I manage to get it at a good price).
The kit was of the usual MFH quality; nice parts, many details, but you have to dry fit a lot, and even then... I didn't get the nose on with the air duct in front of the cooler fitted, so I shortened it a bit and glued it into the nose instead.
I painted with TS16, 43 and Zero 1k clear, OOB except for a few wires.
I had a WIP over at F1M: http://www.f1m.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=19590
Hope you like it.
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_00.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_01.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_02.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_03.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_04.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_05.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_06.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_07.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_08.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_09.jpg
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_lot49_20_10.jpg
5 done, please MFH, give us the Brabham BT24 and the Cooper T81 :)
http://www.marcosaupe.de/images/mod_MFH67_Group.jpg
CifeNet
06-22-2013, 11:14 AM
Nicely done!
I liked the metal feel coming out from the engine and the front area. Very 60~70s feel to it too.
I must say this model is beautiful and fantastic. Your photography is also outstanding, do you mind if I ask what is your setup like for taking photos?
I liked the metal feel coming out from the engine and the front area. Very 60~70s feel to it too.
I must say this model is beautiful and fantastic. Your photography is also outstanding, do you mind if I ask what is your setup like for taking photos?
Eric Cole
06-22-2013, 12:08 PM
Very nice build. Looks fantastic. I love the last pic with all 5 cars in it.
MarcoSaupe
06-23-2013, 04:44 AM
Thanks!
do you mind if I ask what is your setup like for taking photos?
It's actually very simple. I put a table outside, either when it's a bit cloudy, or in the shadow on a sunny day (never in the direct sunlight, this would make it look toylike, also turn off flash for the same reason), then I clamp a sheet of grey card stock on it, and bend one side up on the back of a chair to create a background sweep. My camera isn't expensive either, and I just use automatic settings. Easy and cheap, I think ;)
do you mind if I ask what is your setup like for taking photos?
It's actually very simple. I put a table outside, either when it's a bit cloudy, or in the shadow on a sunny day (never in the direct sunlight, this would make it look toylike, also turn off flash for the same reason), then I clamp a sheet of grey card stock on it, and bend one side up on the back of a chair to create a background sweep. My camera isn't expensive either, and I just use automatic settings. Easy and cheap, I think ;)
360spider
06-23-2013, 10:44 PM
Outstanding! Group photo is simply awesome.
lemansnut
06-24-2013, 07:46 AM
Wonderful work, looks like you should be able to jump in and drive it away. Great looking group shot too, simply awesome!
Mike
Mike
GirchyGirchy
06-24-2013, 10:05 AM
Fantastic, as always! Love the group together, you should take more of them.
So, what's next?
So, what's next?
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