1:3 "the Ferrari 312 PB" (Fully Fuctional kit)
peter i
04-06-2007, 05:14 PM
Pierre Scerri of Italy has built what must be some of the finest scale models ever. He recently completed a 1:3 scale model of a Ferrari 312PB. To see it is to see a Ferrari in every way except it is one third the size of the factory car, but what leaves you shaking your head is that everything works! The flat 12 cylinder, fuel injected, dry sump engine starts up and runs. The gear box changes gears and drives the wheels. Absolutely everything is a perfectly functioning version of the full size piece. Even more amazing is he’s done it before, his most recent Ferrari is his second.
http://horsepowersports.com/images/ferrari312.jpg
http://horsepowersports.com/images/ferrari312chassis.jpg
http://horsepowersports.com/images/ferrari312engine.jpg
http://mps-sportproto.com/en/modeles.php?num=1#donnees
http://horsepowersports.com/scale-model-ferrari-312pb/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_312PB
http://horsepowersports.com/images/ferrari312.jpg
http://horsepowersports.com/images/ferrari312chassis.jpg
http://horsepowersports.com/images/ferrari312engine.jpg
http://mps-sportproto.com/en/modeles.php?num=1#donnees
http://horsepowersports.com/scale-model-ferrari-312pb/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_312PB
peter i
04-06-2007, 05:28 PM
Who would Love to develop a 1:3 4x rotary engine for Mazda 787B !? :p
freakray
04-06-2007, 06:55 PM
Please search before posting a topic which has been posted here a multitude of times.
MPWR
04-06-2007, 07:34 PM
Now where have I seen that before....?
vrossi85
04-07-2007, 12:09 AM
do a search on youtube and you can see the modeler himself explaining the parts.. its really awesome!!!
CeeElle
04-07-2007, 02:14 PM
i hear Robrex is working on a 1:2 version.
:p
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Scale-Master
04-08-2007, 12:08 PM
It is interesting how the term "scratchbuilt" is so often used for things that are only modified, not truly fabricated from scratch in the model realm. (Fortunately and thankfully it has been on the decline lately around this forum from what I've seen.) But this is no "kit". To me it is an insult to call that masterful compilation of fabrication a mere kit. Sorry if my passion is unrestrained in this matter...
rsxse240
04-08-2007, 11:58 PM
It is interesting how the term "scratchbuilt" is so often used for things that are only modified, not truly fabricated from scratch in the model realm. (Fortunately and thankfully it has been on the decline lately around this forum from what I've seen.) But this is no "kit". To me it is an insult to call that masterful compilation of fabrication a mere kit. Sorry if my passion is unrestrained in this matter...
Wholeheartedly, I have to agree. that MODEL.... is indeed a working masterpiece of engineering and craftsmanship. to call it a kit SHOULD be an insult to it's maker. however, I too slip up from time to time and mistakenly refer to things in unintentionally insulting ways.
I'm not a Ferrari man by any means, but that is truly a work of art!
Wholeheartedly, I have to agree. that MODEL.... is indeed a working masterpiece of engineering and craftsmanship. to call it a kit SHOULD be an insult to it's maker. however, I too slip up from time to time and mistakenly refer to things in unintentionally insulting ways.
I'm not a Ferrari man by any means, but that is truly a work of art!
KamilMk
04-09-2007, 12:05 AM
That is just awesome.
D_LaMz
04-09-2007, 12:08 AM
We should get him on the forum and post a progress thread. lol
rsxse240
04-09-2007, 03:45 PM
We should get him on the forum and post a progress thread. lol
I think his progress thread, even a watered down version, would greatly exceed the capacity of the automotiveforums.com servers!!! hahaha
I think his progress thread, even a watered down version, would greatly exceed the capacity of the automotiveforums.com servers!!! hahaha
bai
04-09-2007, 08:30 PM
old news is so exciting~
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