if you have that chance, which ferrari....

[gionc]

I seen the beast at Bologna's Motorshow something like 20 years ago... Imagine it without know any F40, F50 and next... it was simply terrific, and is yet.

I guess a TK for the evo and the P4/5 wouldn't be hard to do.....

[MPWR]

Originally Posted by gionc

I guess a TK for the evo and the P4/5 wouldn't be hard to do.....

Don't tease me....

[360spider]

Originally Posted by Ettore

An unfinished master of the 250GT Bertone has been passed around among several resin casters for about 17 years now and is in the hands of a highly skilled caster, so it's only a matter of time. Ettore

Yeah, and I heard this story for at least another 5 years. I even have the pictures of that master, and I have been asked if I would like to finish it. As of right now, nobody is working to bring this model to the market.

[360spider]

Originally Posted by Ferrari TR

F512m
A rather rare modern GT.
Yea i know, real close to a 512tr.

Artezian Models makes a transkit for Tamiya TR kit. I have one and it is ok quality, not entirely correct, but better than nothing.

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

Some good stuff here. Once they do "my" 250 GT Lusso I'd love to see the 250 GT Bertone and the Pininfarina 612 P4/5, followed by the F512M and 288 GTO Evoluzione

[MrFerrari]

250 GT PF Coupe Speciale. I love that sexy rear......

288 EVO has a resin kit for it but really really hard to find.

[rockinanko]

Once they do "my" 250 GT Lusso.......

Hi, who do the 250GT lusso.....etc!?

cheers
marc SGP

[gionc]

Originally Posted by rockinanko

Hi, who do the 250GT lusso.....etc!?

cheers
marc SGP

Alex would answer better but i guess Scale Kraft..

[M-Tuning]

I like this one:





Ferrari 575 GT Zagato

[drunken monkey]

There are other cars I would like to be kitted before most random one off Ferrari but for the sake of completeness, I'd like to see a 250 Europa.
If I'm not mistaken, that's the only one from the factory line up of 250s that ahsn't been kitted.

[rockinanko]

If I'm not mistaken, that's the only one from the factory line up of 250s that ahsn't been kitted.

from the polls i see here, the most wanted model that's not kitted is, by far, a 250 variant.

i'm quite surprised to see so many modelors, master or novice alike, opted to have a 250 variant if possible. that sums up one verdict....

250 series is THE BEST FERRARI CAR EVER EXIST!!!

ok...any violent objections??

hehe...

cheers!
marc
SGP

[Dr. Bob]

The Rossa would be great...

[Ettore]

The 250 Bertone master is not being worked on now, but the resin caster is aware of your interest in it. He's now overloaded with other projects. Ettore

[nniemi]

Originally Posted by drunken monkey

There are other cars I would like to be kitted before most random one off Ferrari but for the sake of completeness, I'd like to see a 250 Europa.
If I'm not mistaken, that's the only one from the factory line up of 250s that ahsn't been kitted.

Ferrari factory line up of 250s is as follows:

250S
250MM spider
250MM berlinetta
250Europa
250Monza
250GT
250GT LWB
250GT Boano
250GT Ellena
250GT Pininfarina Cabrio
250GT Pininfarina Cabrio II
250GT California (LWB & SWB)
250GT Pininfarina Coupe
250GT Interim Berlinetta
250GT SWB
250GT 2+2
250GT Berlinetta LM
250GTO ('62 & '64)
250GT Lusso

+ Several racing cars (LM, P, TR:s), and most early models come in several different bodystyles. So, i'd say there are at least 15 unkitted (1/24 scale) 250 series Ferraris. Some of them can be built from existing kits, for example Interim Berlinetta and LWB California would be quite easy conversions.

Back to topic: I'd like to see the 330/365GTC and GTS series cars in 1/24:



-Niko

[M4tt83]

I'd like a 456 GT and an F50 GT, both fully detailed.