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Hi,
here is my latest model.
Its a BMW M1 Procar driven by Clay Regazzoni.

The color is Zero Paint for the body and Tamiya colors for the rest.
Clearcoat comes from Zero 2k.
The resin curbside kit was made by my self and i worked over a year on it.
Now its ready to show it.
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Thanks for watching!
regards Christian

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Congratulations Christian, I've followed your build form early on and enjoyed the ride thank you. Stunning result and takes me back to the '80's at Kyalami when we had a couple of them race here.

Colin

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Depending where you're from of course....

?? Americans curb their enthusiasm , not kerb it...surely a kerb is a kerb everywhere, same as curb means to pull back or something...

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?? Americans curb their enthusiasm , not kerb it...surely a kerb is a kerb everywhere, same as curb means to pull back or something...

What do they say - 'separated by a common language'?

From Wiki: "A curb (US English), or kerb (British English), is the edge where a raised sidewalk, road median/central reservation, or road shoulder/hard shoulder meets an unraised pavement, street or other roadway."

And have a look at what 'Model Cars' or 'Scale Auto Enthusiast' would call a model without an engine....!!

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What do they say - 'separated by a common language'?

From Wiki: "A curb (US English), or kerb (British English), is the edge where a raised sidewalk, road median/central reservation, or road shoulder/hard shoulder meets an unraised pavement, street or other roadway."

And have a look at what 'Model Cars' or 'Scale Auto Enthusiast' would call a model without an engine....!!

If it's on Wiki then of course it must be correct - I mean no-one ever posts rubbish on there do they?

Anyway its a great looking model and not fair to use this thread to discuss pedantry.

Out.

Graeme

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If it's on Wiki then of course it must be correct - I mean no-one ever posts rubbish on there do they?

Anyway its a great looking model and not fair to use this thread to discuss pedantry.

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Graeme

Well, as Basil said in Fawlty Towers 'You started it'....!! :winkgrin:

And yes, of course there's rubbish on Wiki, but there's also stuff that's correct too - such as our American friends calling a kerb a curb...

My final word in support of Christian's use of the word curbside, is this from the American model car magazine 'Scale Auto Enthusiast' forum, in response to a question 'What is a curbside';

"A curbside is a model that looks like it would setting on the street. You would not see the engine or chassie ."

Spot the number of differences in the 'common language'...!! Just do a google search for 'curbside model' and see how many hits you get, most not on Wiki! Years of reading 'Model Cars' & SAE mags killed any pedantry I might once have had about the use of curb for kerb!

I do agree about what a superb model it is though, said so before! :thumbsup:

Over & Out...

Keith

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Well, as Basil said in Fawlty Towers 'You started it'....!! :winkgrin:

And yes, of course there's rubbish on Wiki, but there's also stuff that's correct too - such as our American friends calling a kerb a curb...

My final word in support of Christian's use of the word curbside, is this from the American model car magazine 'Scale Auto Enthusiast' forum, in response to a question 'What is a curbside';

"A curbside is a model that looks like it would setting on the street. You would not see the engine or chassie ."

Spot the number of differences in the 'common language'...!! Just do a google search for 'curbside model' and see how many hits you get, most not on Wiki! Years of reading 'Model Cars' & SAE mags killed any pedantry I might once have had about the use of curb for kerb!

I do agree about what a superb model it is though, said so before! :thumbsup:

Over & Out...

Keith

you need to kerb your pedantry right now

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