You'll not see many Ferraris like this one!!

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That is so awesome, I want one! lol

Cant see anything it's so small...

:eek2: Oh my God! Even more impressive than the real car!

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so horrible video

btw it was posted here couple of month ago

Unreal!!:sunglasse

Speachless. :eek:
Where can I get a larger version of this video? Anyone?

HOLLLLLY SHIIIIIIII*!

How much will it cost?? hihi

Talk about a guy w/ too too much time on his hands.

That is sweet, what can be said about such a project.

Daaa----ang 15 yrs to build that model.

Simply amazing.

I think Kunta, FlyontheWall, P-Man, and all you other experts have a ways to go. :iceslolan

Maybe this guy will join the forum or write a how-to. :lol2:

How do you view this file?

just click the link and real player opens up

omgomgomg, that is insane. Now thats a true expert :evillol:

that guy is my idol
now i wanna see a 1/24 scale version!

I cant see it and it sounds like I missing something good. :comprage1

that is so nuts.... i mean, how did he design the engine? the weights of the pistons, valve-spring spring rate, engine oil, too much to be asked..... but in the end of the story, he is da man..!! a dedicated life of a modeller.

that is so nuts.... i mean, how did he design the engine? the weights of the pistons, valve-spring spring rate, engine oil, too much to be asked..... but in the end of the story, he is da man..!! a dedicated life of a modeller.

Now I really want to see this :banghead:

just save the file to your desktop and then open it with real player

My god mike you have to see. Im like wow.

Daa---ang I had to post again.

It is simply the most amazing machine I have seen.

I love it when he says he had to make it because he had no money.

Well he had no money cuz he spent 15 yrs making the car when he could have been making money....hee hee.

Ok, I am not funny.

Alfred

I dont swear here much but Extreme Times call for Extreme actions.

Somebody fucking convert it to .WMV and repost it.

Ok,

est. salery of the engineer
100K/52 weeks = 1923.07$

1923.07/40hrs = 48.08 per hour * 20k hrs to complete the car.

Total $961,538.46 + material = over a million $.

I hope he has some of dat model car insurance. :lol2:

Daaa----ang yo.

I dont swear here much but Extreme Times call for Extreme actions.

Somebody fucking convert it to .WMV and repost it.
Ouch i perfer .WMV myself too.

Ok,

est. salery of the engineer
100K/52 weeks = 1923.07$

1923.07/40hrs = 48.08 per hour * 20k hrs to complete the car.

Total $961,538.46 + material = over a million $.

I hope he has some of dat model car insurance. :lol2:

Daaa----ang yo.

Al...you have way to much time on your hands. Then you complain about no time to draw, and you spend your time on calculating costs.

That is THE most amazing thing I have ever seen!!!!! A scale model that has a working engine that sounds like the 1:1 and full working tranny and gearbox!!!! AMAZING:eek:

Simply unbelievable I was so shocked I start laughing! Working tranny, dry sump, fuel injection, good god! MAdness!!

to small. cant see the details...

How do you view this file?

you need RealPlayer (rm) to see the video!

Somebody fucking convert it to .WMV and repost it

hahahahahaha...you realy want to see it dont you

download realplayer from here

http://proforma.real.com/real/player/blackjack.html?platform2=Windows

This is unquestionably the greatest model car ever. I have seen this video before but I must say it is still truly amazing. An obsessive attention to detail.

I do believe I read somewhere that the owner of a scale model car online store (I cannot remember which) bought the car with the provision that the builder could buy it back at the selling price if he ever changed his mind about the sale.


I think its also interesting that he also seems almost relieved that the project is over, like maybe it was too much and he just wanted the car done.

Here's the website of the guy who bought that model from the builder... some nice pics. If you do a google search on Pierre Scerri, you'll find a few more links with pics and write-ups...

Murray

http://www.fine-art-models.com/e/super/ferrari/index.htm

It probably would have been less expensive or the same cost to build a 1:1 exact replica. At least he would have been able to drive it!