I just picked this up from the ATIS stationary Engine group. I don't remember if it has been posted here before.
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Ferrari model
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Amazing. Thanks for the link. I spent many year racing 312PB's in 1/1
scale but mine never looked like that.
Joh
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Its been posted all over the place. But I'd say its worth posting over and ove again. Its a work of pure genius.
AC
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before.http://www.jokerracewear.com/web/Ferrari.wmv>
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It always amazes me what folks manage to make with a decent workshop and a sufficient supply of creative eccentricity. I would love to build a similar model of my 30's Triumph as I restore it, but if I'm totally honest I know that building one would distract me from restoring the other, to the detriment of both... Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Scruff.
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I think the words you were groping for were "...single-minded, fanatical obsession"
Regards, Tony
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before.http://www.jokerracewear.com/web/Ferrari.wmv>>
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The 15 years that you'd spend building the model could perhaps be better spent driving the real thing.
Charles
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You wouldn't get interviewed by Clarkson though. Mind you, that might be preferable too ;-)
Regards, Tony