Jordan 191 F1 Car

My latest build, this is the Jordan as raced at Silverstone in 1991. It's built from a Tameo 1:43rd white metal kit, rather than the Tamiya 1:20th. Soon I will start on Micheal Schumachers car from Belgium of that year. Please let me know your thoughts!

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Beautiful! One of my favorite F1 cars!

I know some one who will fall in love with that car. Nice job.

Looks great! Is M.S.'s car going to be a 1/43 Tameo as well?

Beautiful! One of my favorite F1 cars!

same here, nice build! :)

The Schumacher car will also be a Tameo kit, I love Luca's kits... I have more than I should on the go at the moment! If there's enough interest I'll post some more pics.

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Beautiful job. That rear wing was allot of fun I'm sure.

Very nice. 1:43, too? Nice! Care to share any in progress photos? I'm always interested in the build up of these kits; very different from what I'm used to at least.

Thanks for the feed back, look out for a thread real soon with the rest of my F1 'in progress build'!

As for the wings, I love building them, as I have an almost fool proof technique for building them. If anyone's interested I'll do a step-by-step... it might hlp people put off by them. The wing below is one of the more complex I've done, but was completed in under 30 minutes. But can anyone name the car and driver???

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I would say it is the Ferrari 310B driven by Eddie Irvine...(??)

If you could post pics of your "fool proof technique", I would be very gratefull :D

Looks like a 412T2, driver Jean Alesi. His only win - Canada 1995.

Love your tiny 1/43rd Jordan and Ferrari. I have enormous respect for those who can do such quality work on something so tiny! Now where are the real F1 cars? - Lotii!

Rally Raider get's it in one! For a couple of Lotii you'll have to check my next progress thread...

Cheers for all the comments, I wasn't sure how my itty bitty non-tuner models would be received.

Too easy. The big winglets in front of the rear wheels gave it away.

I for one am more than happy to see many more of you 1/43 F1 cars, keep them coming and I will keep admiring them!!

Great work on the Jordan!!