Ferrari F1 2000 Malesian GP

Here some pix of my last work.
Hope you enjoy.
Max

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a115/ilferraristarosso/DSC_2836.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a115/ilferraristarosso/DSC_2856.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a115/ilferraristarosso/DSC_2834.jpg
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Took care of the pictures for you.

Nice model

Very nice work..

nice work! What's the next project?

Wonderful, great detail work and shine. I'll see more: some close-up of the engine bay :)

Many thanx,guys.My current work is the Ducati Desmosedici by Tamiya,just started today.
I'll post more pix of the engine bay.
Max

stunning. looks very professional with the base you have for it

Very very nice model. I especially like the CF work on the suspension arms and the detail in the rear wing. Looking forward to more models from you.

All the best,
BillyPee

Beautiful clean build, I plan to build this car one day and I hope it's up to this level. I also like the display base, although the stands for the engine cover are probably a little overkill for my liking. I'd get rid of them and have the cowling on the base.

Superb work, thanks for showing it to us. :D

Beautiful clean build, I plan to build this car one day and I hope it's up to this level.

I agree.

I also like the display base, although the stands for the engine cover are probably a little overkill for my liking. I'd get rid of them and have the cowling on the base.

I disagree on two counts. Firstly, I think that it is important to raise the cowling a little to show the detail that lies underneath. I can see heat shielding and CF under the cowling which I wouldn't be able to see otherwise. Secondly, I think that the stands are well executed and fit the overall theme.

Having said that, if it was me, I would have chosen a less obtrusive way of mounting the cowling, most likely a single clear rod.

Maybe, better still, a couple of thin wires which could suspend the cowling over the engine bay of the car.

Each to their own, eh?

The F1 teams often sit the engine covers on stands in the garages. Often out the front to display the sponsor's wares. Usually they are of a fairly light weight, almost spidery construction. It's not like they need to hold much weight.

Here some close-up of the engine bay

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a115/ilferraristarosso/DSC_2962.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a115/ilferraristarosso/DSC_2954.jpg

Just wow, stunning work!