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Topic author: 43king
Subject: 1/43 Ferrari 250 GTO Rosso43
Posted on: 08/25/2014 22:32:51
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completed two Makeup superior Ferrari 250 GTO recently,90% parts on body are new by machined or etched,new wheel set were laced by me(correct spoke size and quantities).too many .........
please enjoy:D










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Reply author: F1-Wolfgang
Replied on: 08/26/2014 04:04:59
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That’s what I call a real SUPER built!
I have built one of the superior MakeUp 250 GTO’s
many years ago, so I know there not easy to built!


Reply author: 43king
Replied on: 08/26/2014 10:24:28
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thank you, i agree that it was most difficult job for me too.
i share some more wip here:



















Reply author: PeterW
Replied on: 08/26/2014 16:25:25
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The car looks somewhat stretched at the front. I see you made massive changes. Are the Superior bodies that far off from reality?


Reply author: 43king
Replied on: 08/26/2014 19:47:35
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may be the n.19 lack of the head light trim,so you feel it stretch.actually,i scratch it 2mm shorter than original kit.



thank you


Reply author: PeterW
Replied on: 08/26/2014 21:06:37
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quote:
Originally posted by 43king

may be the n.19 lack of the head light trim,so you feel it stretch.actually,i scratch it 2mm shorter than original kit.



thank you



No...they both look narrower overall then the real car. Perhaps it's your photography. What type of lens did you use?


Reply author: PeterW
Replied on: 08/26/2014 21:10:34
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Lots of cutting and body modifications...so something was altered. Love to see more detail on why they were done. The photos are not telling the whole story.

Absolutely masterful engineering in these two!
It is amazing that you are able to achieve such tight tolerance on the small radiator flaps, etc. What paint do you use to keep the finish so thin to allow this?


A couple of "observations [only minor].

The nose section on the 3705GT [forward of the 3 vents] is too long I think. Could also be the photo angle of the model?



And what is the red ball shaped thing in the nose...I don't see it in the race photo...but I see it on some other models.

http://www.racingsportscars.com/photo/1962/Le_Mans-1962-06-24-019.jpg

Sorry for being so picky but the build is so nice looking these little details are making me think ;)


Reply author: 43king
Replied on: 08/26/2014 21:37:47
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hehe,too many process after those two picture,but resevered for customer and some day when my website setup.anyway,the GTO base on the blue print,here picture


or i challenge you build one to compare,just like the ice bucket challenge recently ,it must be fun


Reply author: PeterW
Replied on: 08/26/2014 21:43:16
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quote:
Originally posted by 43king

hehe,too many process after those two picture,but resevered for customer and some day when my website setup.anyway,the GTO base on the blue print,here are the final adjustment pic:

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3851/15007780486_8ba162da2a_c.jpg

or i challenge you build one to compare,just like the ice bucket challenge recently ,it must be fun




Very funny...I don't have hundreds of hours to do a "challenge" and too old to change my old school methods. "LOL"

FWIW Blue Print models may be accurate but don't always "look correct" in 1/43. This is why AMR was a master. Just saying ;)

You are definitely very talented at what you do. The owner should be proud.


Reply author: 43king
Replied on: 08/26/2014 22:07:48
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Peter forgive my words,just for kidding.I m finding method to re-activate 1/43 modelcar world .


Reply author: PeterW
Replied on: 08/27/2014 07:20:25
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No worries my friend...we need more builders like yourself with a lot of passion...as well as collectors who appreciate what we do everyday. It is not easy to survive.

Looking forward to more creations from you!


Reply author: the.x.man
Replied on: 08/27/2014 17:35:59
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Chan's next model is going to be very, very cool...

;o)

________________________________________________
The only substitute for cubic inches is more cubic inches!
Max Balchowsky

the.x.man 1:43


Reply author: PeterW
Replied on: 08/27/2014 18:01:51
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quote:
Originally posted by the.x.man

Chan's next model is going to be very, very cool...

;o)

________________________________________________
The only substitute for cubic inches is more cubic inches!
Max Balchowsky

the.x.man 1:43




What's the big secret!


Reply author: the.x.man
Replied on: 08/27/2014 18:29:11
Message:

I should probably amend that by saying it will be very cool to me - and possibly of slightly less interest to all the Ferrari fanatics here...




________________________________________________
The only substitute for cubic inches is more cubic inches!
Max Balchowsky

the.x.man 1:43


Reply author: dark star
Replied on: 08/28/2014 16:43:13
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quote:
Originally posted by 43king

Peter forgive my words,just for kidding.I m finding method to re-activate 1/43 modelcar world .





I have no words to define your absolutely fantastic job!
I agree with you,Chan.
Actually are needed innovative methods and improvements of building to reactivate the world of model building in 1/43.
Otherwise, this is dying....

jerry


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