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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
Great job so far, Robert, always nice to see a Ferrari in another colour than red. The wheels with the fine spokes add lots of realism
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
Looking very nice, Robert
 Clean job all round 
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
Finally obtained a photo of 3387's interior as it is currently:
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
Very nice work.
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
Thank you for the great picture. The build is on hold for the moment. I just canīt find the time to build something.
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
I suspect the quilting is removable and used to protect the interior and its occupants (maybe its fire retardant and heat resistant too).
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
Here's a pic I took of it in 2002 without quilting.
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
Thank you guys for your support and interest. Before I didnīt know what the interior looked liked. Therefore I went with a black color. Looks like I will need to repaint the interior tub with a silverish-aluminium.
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
bonjour !
ok ! VERY GOOD JOB  you say you mixed color ! did you mean a compagny (german) has created a spray for you ? if yes can you give me his website ? PS the color you have used is very good for me MERCI BEAUCOUP |
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Re: Ferrari 250 GTO Le Mans 1962 N.A.R.T. (chassis #3387)
I love the Hobby Design wheels! They look just like the Hiro wheels!
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