@faraomike I’m not compared to mine yours rocks! Seriously you are putting the extra efforts that I should have had I been more patient I think it looks great

Absolutely wonderful work, my friend @faraomike!

This is going to look great @faraomike.

My little beast is ready , looking for his match to snuggle with ! A model by himself , really full of details .

The truth is that there were moments when I wanted to throw him out of the window (trying to install some cables - pipes). You see, she is super complete of the two, you can see that. However, my persistence (like a fly) and my patience were finally rewarded .

Nothing special to mention , other than on some spots is very -VERY- tricky and needs all of your attention on what do you see in the instructions and what you have in your hand .

That's for now , I am going back to my bench , to unite the two into one .

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@faraomike that GREAT Mike! I love a well built Cosworth :). Well done, headers look good too

Live from Mike's bench church :

"Do you Cosworth accept Tyrrell as your wife?

Yes, I do .

And you Tyrrell, do you accept Cosworth as your husband?

Yes, I do .

In the name of glue , cutter and aerograph , I call you husband and wife . May the Force be with you !"

All set and ready , the engine it went up more easily and painlessly than I feared, without losses and dramas. The last cables and pipes went in, radiators (with a little pain in a*s) goes in place , two or three more small things and we are here as you see.

From here starts another big journey : painting !

But this is a tommorow story . Rest for everyone (and first wedding night for others) and see you soon.

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This is really impressive, Michael @faraomike
You really get the idea to be looking at a real engine and chassis.