Ferrari F50 transkit??
godfather23
06-19-2004, 11:10 AM
I was just wondering, if there are any Ferrari F50 transkits out there produced, like the one with the big rear wing and the black 5 spokes wheels?
Thanky for any information on that!
Thanky for any information on that!
simdel1
06-19-2004, 11:22 AM
you mean the f50 GT ?
IIRC chris from SAS was looking into it. i think.
IIRC chris from SAS was looking into it. i think.
SkylineFan
05-02-2007, 03:21 PM
MSM Creations is coming out with a transkit for the F50 GT using the tamiya kit as a donor. Its due out anytime... I have Kevin at Strada Sports notifying me when its available....
DaveT
DaveT
Veyron
05-02-2007, 03:46 PM
I was just wondering, if there are any Ferrari F50 transkits out there produced, like the one with the big rear wing and the black 5 spokes wheels?
Thanky for any information on that!
Here's a review of the MSM kit.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=4730132&postcount=22
Thanky for any information on that!
Here's a review of the MSM kit.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=4730132&postcount=22
Enzoenvy1
05-03-2007, 02:06 AM
Wait, there is an F50 with black 5 spokes and a spoiler?!?!?! Where the hell have I been? LOL
godfather23
05-03-2007, 03:15 AM
Wait, there is an F50 with black 5 spokes and a spoiler?!?!?! Where the hell have I been? LOL
You are quite funny! :lol:
You are quite funny! :lol:
exhaust smoke
06-03-2007, 04:43 AM
Hi all,
Just got my MSM creation transkit. I was a little disappointed with it though, as it seems MSM have decided to convert the Tamiya kit into a curbside model. I found that this made the transkit a very expensive purchase. I will try to make full use of Tamiya's excellent engine, so will have to undertake a lot of modification of the rear end using the original kit parts.
My rating 6/10 :disappoin
Just got my MSM creation transkit. I was a little disappointed with it though, as it seems MSM have decided to convert the Tamiya kit into a curbside model. I found that this made the transkit a very expensive purchase. I will try to make full use of Tamiya's excellent engine, so will have to undertake a lot of modification of the rear end using the original kit parts.
My rating 6/10 :disappoin
360spider
06-03-2007, 07:40 PM
Hi all,
Just got my MSM creation transkit. I was a little disappointed with it though, as it seems MSM have decided to convert the Tamiya kit into a curbside model. I found that this made the transkit a very expensive purchase. I will try to make full use of Tamiya's excellent engine, so will have to undertake a lot of modification of the rear end using the original kit parts.
My rating 6/10 :disappoin
Duh... That is why I posted the review weeks ago.
Just got my MSM creation transkit. I was a little disappointed with it though, as it seems MSM have decided to convert the Tamiya kit into a curbside model. I found that this made the transkit a very expensive purchase. I will try to make full use of Tamiya's excellent engine, so will have to undertake a lot of modification of the rear end using the original kit parts.
My rating 6/10 :disappoin
Duh... That is why I posted the review weeks ago.
exhaust smoke
06-04-2007, 08:25 AM
Duh... That is why I posted the review weeks ago.
I did not see your review. There is no need to be sarcastic!
I thought that other fellow AF members would appreciate an additional opinion in any case.
I did not see your review. There is no need to be sarcastic!
I thought that other fellow AF members would appreciate an additional opinion in any case.
360spider
06-04-2007, 08:46 AM
Sorry, I didn't mean to...
You just posted it two messages down from review link.
You just posted it two messages down from review link.
bigfrit
06-04-2007, 01:32 PM
Let's hug?
klutz_100
06-04-2007, 01:50 PM
Let's hug?
:rofl:
What are you Oli? A TellyTubby or something?! :evillol:
:rofl:
What are you Oli? A TellyTubby or something?! :evillol:
bigfrit
06-04-2007, 04:30 PM
who, me?
klutz_100
06-04-2007, 04:59 PM
Icon Modeler
06-04-2007, 09:29 PM
In the past this was produced in 1/12th scale to fit with the Tamiya die cast. I have one and the casting quality is good but I'm not sure of the fitment. Check it out,,,http://www.autoplacemodel.com/product/prod_20060201_f50gtcomplete.html
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manu80
06-07-2007, 07:22 AM
I've received a F50 from tamiya yesterday and glue a maximum to check if the transkit was fitting ok. And the answer is YES. Just need some sanding here and there but it's definitely good. Just remove the exhaust pipes, and everything is conceived for using the tamiya parts without having to recut everything. Anyways you only see the interior the rest is hidden.
Veyron
06-12-2007, 07:21 AM
Just got my MSM t-kit and I'm quite happy with it.
SkylineFan
06-12-2007, 08:21 AM
Just got my MSM t-kit and I'm quite happy with it.
I am debating picking up this kit for the 60 Years Group Build.
Brian,
How hard would it be to remove the rear bonnett to show off the engine?
DaveT
I am debating picking up this kit for the 60 Years Group Build.
Brian,
How hard would it be to remove the rear bonnett to show off the engine?
DaveT
360spider
06-12-2007, 08:42 AM
Just got my MSM t-kit and I'm quite happy with it.
I'm very glad for you!
Dave, the lid is separate, it will require quite a bit of cleanup inside, and some scratchbuilding too.
I'm very glad for you!
Dave, the lid is separate, it will require quite a bit of cleanup inside, and some scratchbuilding too.
Veyron
06-12-2007, 08:44 AM
I am debating picking up this kit for the 60 Years Group Build.
Brian,
How hard would it be to remove the rear bonnett to show off the engine?
DaveT
The resin in the 'B' pillar area and the rectangular panel directly above the engine is super thick. It would take a lot of careful milling to thin the resin enough so that the engine cover could be cut free. Not an impossible task, just a lot of time and patience.
Brian,
How hard would it be to remove the rear bonnett to show off the engine?
DaveT
The resin in the 'B' pillar area and the rectangular panel directly above the engine is super thick. It would take a lot of careful milling to thin the resin enough so that the engine cover could be cut free. Not an impossible task, just a lot of time and patience.
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