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First one of 2020: it's Starter's 1/43 kit of the 1993 Toyota 93C-V, as driven by George Fouché, Eje Elgh and Steven Andskar at Le Mans that year. I bought this on a whim without realising it was driven by this trio, all of whom I've had the great pleasure to meet (and get autographs from). So sort-of a personal link without realising it.

 

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Thats a lovely detailed and finished model, especially considering it 1/43.  Congratulations, you should be very pleased.

 

Coops

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That's a little beauty - it's great to see more 43rds appearing on the forum, especially when they're this good.

 

Keith

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On 4/10/2020 at 6:54 AM, Harry Callahan said:

It looks like 1/24, but its 1/43, so you made a great job, it looks very nice

I was going to say something along these lines here. Hard to believe it's that small. I see a lot of 1/24-1/25 scale builds that wouldn't even come close to measuring up to this standard. Job well done!!

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Really nice result, I've found the decals in Starter kits can be quite variable in quality, what were they like in your kit?

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41 minutes ago, Stu_davros said:

Really nice result, I've found the decals in Starter kits can be quite variable in quality, what were they like in your kit?

I agree: I did a tester first and they looked OK. They stood up very well and didn't crack at all. However with many/most other Starter kits I have had to spray a coat of gloss on first and then cut round each one. Moral for me is to always find an expendable bit of the decal sheet and test first.

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As others have said, really impressive for a 1/43 scale model. This is a resin kit yes?

 

Terry

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54 minutes ago, Terry1954 said:

As others have said, really impressive for a 1/43 scale model. This is a resin kit yes?

 

Terry

Yes, resin with lots of photoetch. 

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