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Old 12-10-2004, 07:07 PM
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Which to do...

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Re: Decisions, decisions...

Do the Tyrrell Yamaha 023 1st
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Old 12-10-2004, 08:58 PM
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Re: Decisions, decisions...

Three nice kits! Dig into the Leyton house, Tamiya captured the lines of that car exquisitely..
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Old 12-10-2004, 09:19 PM
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Re: Decisions, decisions...

Actually I think I'll take both of your advice.
Tyrrell and Leyton House it is, the Williams can wait.
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No Hondas. Throw them all away.
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Re: Decisions, decisions...

Nice haul. I'd plumb for the Leyton House, the most beautiful of the three (in a brutish, uncompromising, functional sort of way). Was also the template for the Adrian Newey designed Williams' that dominated the early nineties.

Alternatively you could get the Formula Perfect manual for the 023 and detail it up to the gills!

Never much cared for the FW13B, very awkward design. Although Thierry Boutsen did drive it to victory in the '89 Australian GP.
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William's first
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Do the Leyton House first, I love the colour of that car.
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