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10-04-2011, 10:42 AM
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Nissan R89C
CIAO ALL!
I'm doing a quick search and...... surprise.... I didn't post anything on the WIP area in last 2 years.... it is umbeliveable to me.... Things aren't that I'm doing nothing at all... but my modeling activity is so confused and complex in therm of modeling subjects, in therm of civil modeling subject and at last just in therms of numbers... that I can't show something decent... Well: a "contest" in one ITA forum would help me to quit my modeling crazyness... and the cure is one of my kid's preferred models: the R89C: in fact I own the kit I guess by 20+ years... It would be full open, and I used the shortcut to cut two models... so good fit and less worries: well friends I leave you to self-explicative images... let me know if something is un-clair and thanks all for watching: CIAO.  Someone of us old great friends remind old times of SRC forums? Lot of time passed...   Well some of you know me..... do you think I'll live with only a couple old PE set? Obviously not.... so I felt myself in the hard position of NEED a custom PE set... at least I would be the ony one to own it  (green square are parts for the MB 601 BF109E4 engine in 1/32....) There are several great details like the alternator's origami, solid discs and much more. Not for sale !!!      I start the job on the engine also: pure fun.... For some reasons I cut apart engine block and gearbox... in fact when I got some job on GB ready I ended screwing up the block.... so I combined parts from two different kits   I also choose to keep separated both block's shells, or would be hard do any wiring job between aspiration ducts.... joint can't be noticeable at last       Diff have to be "bolted" yet....  As last I worked on "butterfly corps" and on throttle links, cant wait to paint the air ducts and do a fit test....  Yesterday I received my order with RB motion and I have now those great uniballs joint.... cant wait to start the job on sunspensions.... ciao!
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Last edited by gionc; 10-04-2011 at 10:55 AM. Reason: grams..... my nightmare... not in english only... :D 
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10-04-2011, 01:06 PM
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Re: Nissan R89C
Great to see you building again, Gio! This is a great subject, and it looks like you are well prepared to put in some great detail. I look forward to seeing your work! It is sure to be fanastico!
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10-04-2011, 01:18 PM
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Re: Nissan R89C
glad to see you back Gio, gonna have to follow this for sure, any idea what Livery your gonna do, you seem to have 3 choices from the pics, excellent start to the engine
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10-04-2011, 01:56 PM
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Re: Nissan R89C
Hi guys, thanks!
Steve: TBH I have apart the pink "Italya" scheme also: the full detail, opened, car would sure be a '89 LM Calsonic car. Yellow FromA decals would needs a modded body (and mod. mechs if full detail) since they're for a R90CK: I'm tempted to put aside a curbside runner.... also since I own one Hasegawa also. TBH they are 3 the Tamy kits involved... but I lost one..... I must find it before the end, would be cool display a spare engine without gearbox....
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