Ferrari 250 Testarossa

[vrossi85]

In the midway of my Enzo build, I suddenly got the rush of starting this beautiful kit. And this time, im not going to add details to it, pretty OOB, except that i replace the funnels with metal parts from KA models and wheels from scale productions. I didnt took any pics along the build until yesterday. These are the few pics. sorry for that.




I just love the wheels, one of the best buy i got so far.


thanks for looking, comments welcomed!

Ro

[mrawl]

Nice! Great start.

[rockinanko]

nice work...clean & sharp!

too bad i won't be building this car...

good luck!

marc
SGP

[360spider]

Great stuff, these look like Tecnomodel wheels.

[ChillyB1]

Looks fantastic so far. I just got two of these with the Hasegawa wheel sets and the KA Models photoetch parts.

How did you do the white piping on the seats? It looks perfect.

[vrossi85]

Originally Posted by 360spider

Great stuff, these look like Tecnomodel wheels.

OH YA!!!! you got it right! what i was thinking man.. sorry for the worng info guys! and thanks for the comments!

Ro

[vrossi85]

Originally Posted by ChillyB1

Looks fantastic so far. I just got two of these with the Hasegawa wheel sets and the KA Models photoetch parts.

How did you do the white piping on the seats? It looks perfect.

haha, its paint actually... hope to see your 250 TR soon too, btw, the funnels are great, though not very accurate but its still nice, would recommend you to get it too... and thanks for looking!!

Ro

[klutz_100]

Looks great
Lovely clean work and I'm looking forward to seeing how this progresses.

I also have one of these in the early stages on my bench (VERY early) and will be keeping it OOB too.

I am also curious about your technique for painting that piping so cleanly Just a steady hand or.....?

[vrossi85]

Originally Posted by klutz_100

Looks great
Lovely clean work and I'm looking forward to seeing how this progresses.

I also have one of these in the early stages on my bench (VERY early) and will be keeping it OOB too.

I am also curious about your technique for painting that piping so cleanly Just a steady hand or.....?

Haha, yeah, patience i guess, no special techniques . well its not as perfect as it appears to be, just that the imperfections are minor and i had it touched up at the end. im really looking forward to some of your progress being posted, i have been waiting for sometime for more people to build this, wanting to see more since this kit is released. So far i have only seen one, quite disappointed actually. i must say this is a wonderful kit, alot of areas to make it detailed. haha... and maybe when i decide to have another go on this, i will definitely want to detail it... thanks for the comment anw!

RO