Ferrari 250 GTO
I took a break from building air racers and put this together for a club contest. Basically done right out of the box with the exception of the plug wires, from the Fugimi kit.
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David A. Thomas said on November 28, 2017
Gorgeous work. Congratulations!
George Williams said on November 28, 2017
The 250 GTO is probably the most classic Ferrari of all time, and this a classic job, just beautiful, Jack. May I ask how did you get those chrome window frames to look so neat?
Jack Mugan said on November 28, 2017
Bare-Metal foil and a sharp X-Acto Number 11 blade.
California Steve said on November 28, 2017
What a great model Jack, Ferrari perfection! Really nice paint job.
California Steve
Jack Mugan said on November 28, 2017
Tamiya spray can, no clear coat.
Craig Abrahamson said on November 28, 2017
Enzo would be proud...snazzy build, sir. 🙂
Terry Schuler said on November 28, 2017
Jack, absolutely gorgeous !
Jeff Bailey said on November 28, 2017
Gorgeous! My favorite car.
Ever!
Hongseob CHOI said on November 28, 2017
Really sharp build! it dosn't seems for 1/24th!
Editor said on November 29, 2017
It's a beauty!
Rob Pollock said on November 29, 2017
Nice job, Jack!
Tom Bebout said on November 29, 2017
Really nice Jack and in arrest me red as well. Beautifully done.
AL HOFFMAN said on November 29, 2017
Nothing like a red Ferrari! Really sharp Jack.
Vassilis Morellas said on November 29, 2017
Red always for Ferrari. Amazed by tamiya spray. Really clean paint.
Greg Kittinger said on November 29, 2017
Very sharp looking Ferrari. Looks really nice with that Mustang overflying it!
Richard Mcstay said on November 29, 2017
Lovely Ferrari Jack!
Robert Royes said on November 29, 2017
Beautiful work!
Robert Collins said on December 6, 2017
That is a beautiful looking model.