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I have found the car i was looking for,its a 1/18 Ferrari 550 resin kit made by MG models from italy.do anyone know if there a good kit,not had any experience with resin models.what can i expect?

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Re: MG Models

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I have found the car i was looking for,its a 1/18 Ferrari 550 resin kit made by MG models from italy.do anyone know if there a good kit,not had any experience with resin models.what can i expect?

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Hi

It is a kit that leaves a lot to be desired!

I'm in the process of building one which is a major project. I have been digging out resin to open up the sidevents and exhaust 'hole'. I have removed the roofintake as it was rough at best. On mine the roof is slightly lower on one side. The mouldings are rough and the interior is almost useless. The side windows fit perfectly (Etchings with cut it yourself clear sheet) - but front and rear window needs a rethink! Wheels and tires are nice.

It is not a kit for the fainthearted or the beginner IMHO.

It will be a greatlooking model when finished though.

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Re: MG Models

Thanks for the reply.any chance of seeing any progress shots

hope it turns out well for you.
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Re: MG Models

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It is a kit that leaves a lot to be desired!

I'm in the process of building one which is a major project. I have been digging out resin to open up the sidevents and exhaust 'hole'. I have removed the roofintake as it was rough at best. On mine the roof is slightly lower on one side. The mouldings are rough and the interior is almost useless. The side windows fit perfectly (Etchings with cut it yourself clear sheet) - but front and rear window needs a rethink! Wheels and tires are nice.

It is not a kit for the fainthearted or the beginner IMHO.

It will be a greatlooking model when finished though.

Best regards

Flemming
In other words, It is like most other Italian resin kits. The parts are substandard at best and there has been absolutly no attention paid to how the parts are supposed to fit together. Let me guess, and you paid somewhere between $350.00 and $500.00 for it. I just don't understand why people buy that crap????

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