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Picked this kit up at the IPMS swap meet last year. Dated 1965. Classic built.

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23 hours ago, Phildaupho said:

I like your choice of red. Very good looking Ferrari. 

Tamiya Mica "Ferrari" Red.  A more modern finish than it would've painted in the 60s, but I still like it.

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Monogram during that period had that car as well as many others as shells for their slot cars 1/32 scale . .i had this car as a slot car body during that period . My first was the Lola MK6 GT . 2 laps and all the small parts flew off !!

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On 4/12/2021 at 2:44 PM, Bodnarus said:

Picked this kit up at the IPMS swap meet last year. Dated 1965. Classic built.

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This looks great the red is a great color . Can i ask what was used to detail the dash ? Everything about this build is great 

 

 

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On 4/17/2021 at 2:11 PM, Jasper018 said:

 

Painted the dials white first, then used a set of decals from a Ferrari 250 GTO that was already in the box. 

Steering wheel is Model Master leather and buttons are Tamiya lacquer black, applied with an Alpha Abrasives disposable micro-brush www.alphaabrasives.com 

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