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Old 10-16-2002, 07:01 PM
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A few smaller cars.
Here are a few 1/43rd scale cars I have done.

Group 44 IMSA Jaguar XJR5


Silk Cut Jaguar XJR 14


Lancia Beta MonteCarlo Gr. 5


MOMO Ferrari 333
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That's some amazing work! You've done some great work!!
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Nice! Tell us more about the 333!
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Sweet Jags! What the hell is that Ferrari? It looks like a McDonalds Wrapper(not the model!) the paint!
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Awesome work - again! 1/43rd's can be really tricky, i dont have the patience for them.
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Nice! Tell us more about the 333!

It's a BBR white metal kit. Airbrushed in Krylon Banner Red. Clear coated with Future. I soldered the brass rear wing together for extra strength.
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Sweet Jags! What the hell is that Ferrari? It looks like a McDonalds Wrapper(not the model!) the paint!
That's the way Gianpierro Moretti who owns MOMO the wheel and steering wheel company liked to paint his cars when he was racing. That car won the 24hrs. of Daytona.
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are they all BBR or are there any Le Mans Miniatures in there too?

Sweet looking racers! very well done!

I've seen the 333SP doing a couple of demo laps round Spa-Francorchamps a couple of years ago, driven by Eric Vandepoele. Stunning, sounds like an early '90s F1 car
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are they all BBR or are there any Le Mans Miniatures in there too?

Sweet looking racers! very well done!

I've seen the 333SP doing a couple of demo laps round Spa-Francorchamps a couple of years ago, driven by Eric Vandepoele. Stunning, sounds like an early '90s F1 car
The 2 Jags are Provence Moulage 1/43rd scale resin kits and the Lancia is a 1/43rd scale plastic kit by Heller.
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Nice! Love the Momo Ferrari =)
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Awsome work as usual! It's nice to see some 43rd models up here, I'm not sure how many people build them these days.

I've got a PM 43rd Pikes Peak Celica just about done. if I can get some pics I'll post 'em, but my camera finds 43 models a bit small

As for 333s, I was lucky at Donnington a coupla years back and was out the back of the circuit when a train of 6 of them went past on full song. Best thing I've ever heard
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Awsome work as usual! It's nice to see some 43rd models up here, I'm not sure how many people build them these days.

I've got a PM 43rd Pikes Peak Celica just about done. if I can get some pics I'll post 'em, but my camera finds 43 models a bit small

As for 333s, I was lucky at Donnington a coupla years back and was out the back of the circuit when a train of 6 of them went past on full song. Best thing I've ever heard
Thanks to you and everybody for the comments. I don't really build 1/43rd much any more. I was into them more when there wasn't so many good plastic subjects to do(remember the 80's)They're nice but a properly done Tamiya kit looks more realistic. They are pretty high priced for what you get.
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Great work on such small cars compared to our usual models. (400th post )
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