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08-24-2010, 04:41 PM
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Review - 1:20 MFH Brabham BT46B fan-car.
1:20 MFH Brabham BT46B fan-car. I have been waiting for this delivery since June 17, 1978. Finally waiting time is over. And yes – it has been worth waiting so many years. Because now we have the technology to produce a superb model including ALL the details. As always MFH is doing a STUNNING job.
Resin parts – superb. Ultra thin and “Tamiya like”. Metal parts. There are many and they are very nice. Etch. Tons of etch. High-quality. “Glass”. Ultra thin – and this time in blue colour. Thank you MFH for listening to me. I hate to paint them blue. Decals. VERY nice and super sharp. And this time shinier than normal MFH standard. Instructions. Very good and easy to understand. http://www.club-barchetta.com/SHOP/K269.html Special: 1: Thin black cloth is included (“Air filter”). 2: Black “soft rubber plastic” parts are included. Shall be used for the skirts, which are flexible. Conclusion: A new state-of-the-art MFH masterpiece. You will end up with a fantastic model – if you manage to get through all the steps.                                
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08-25-2010, 02:11 AM
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Re: Review - 1:20 MFH Brabham BT46B fan-car.
Very nice!
I especially like the dustbin lid. It would be a neat touch to have an open bin nearby in a diorama - show just how "high-tech" F1 really was back in the day. |
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08-25-2010, 02:31 PM
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Re: Review - 1:20 MFH Brabham BT46B fan-car.
Wow the number of parts really looks impressive and the detail on each looks really good
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08-25-2010, 08:25 PM
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Re: Review - 1:20 MFH Brabham BT46B fan-car.
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 Looks good thought, will be cool to see one built up.
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08-28-2010, 12:10 AM
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Re: Review - 1:20 MFH Brabham BT46B fan-car.
Hi Allan , Firstly, I've seen your builds before. Here and elsewhere. They are awesome. I recently bought the MFH williams fw 16( my first one). These kits are truly amazing. I look forward to watching you build this one as you have done so in the past.
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