Malc2

OK, thanks for letting me know. M.

FWIW, the drive for the oil scavenge/coolant pumps should go to the front of the engine - I.E. in to the lower corners of the triangular plate. Athough at this scale it probably makes no difference! Your tyres are streets ahead of the kit and on their own will make a huge difference to the final result! Malc.

@FalkeEins, slightly off topic, but do you know if there is an archive of French civil planes? The ECPA-D seems mostly WW1 and WW2 stuff.

Wow, whats not to like about this?!!! Following with mucho interesto. Bonnkkkers idea, I could imagine Peter Bjorck doing this in full size if he was not so Volvoghini obsessed! Malc.

Welcome back! I saw this kit made up on the Revell stand at Telford, apart from the tyres it looked quite good. I believe this scheme was introduced at South Africa (3rd race), the black stripe round the airbox lip appeared at the 5th race in Belgium, Nivelles-Baulers. The Getty image gallery is pretty good as they have the Schlegelmilch archive. Wookeys motor racing history forum is also good, as their mission is to compile as many images as possible of every car at every F1 race. Malc.

OK, his FB page says his app is not working for DMs. Please let me know if he replies! Thanks. M.

Amazing fine printing, - the fan motor and support! Have you tried to buy any of his stuff? How to contact? M.

Saw this at Telford, so looking forward to more WIP photos! M.

Your dedication to getting the process to work is great to watch! The final result isn't too bad either😁. M.

Thats looking great! M.

I really must get it finished! M.

Good stuff, will be following this one for sure! M.

Make a hole the size and shape you need in some 20thou plastic card. Use this hole as your guide for the scriber point. Tape the guide to the model with double sided masking tape to prevent slippage. I have done this for my models. Have a practice first on some scrap! M.

Thats fantastic! So if the exhausts are in the fuel tank, where was the fuel? M.

That looks great! The chrome yellow between the wars fighters make really colouful additions to your model display cabinet. M.