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Ferrari F310B F1 1997 - Tamiya 1/20

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Hello everyone,
I started to assemble this Tamiya kit:

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A quick look inside the box:

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I'm going to use Tabu Design's decals:

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First steps ...

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Re: Ferrari F310B F1 1997 - Tamiya 1/20

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Nice. Great kits these Tamiya 1/20 F1 cars
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Re: Ferrari F310B F1 1997 - Tamiya 1/20

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Cool! :clap: I'm actually half way through building the same kit myself, I'm just about to decal mine.

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Absolute classic car. Off to a great start :th:
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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:pop: :th:
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Lovely car - going to be a great build to watch!!! :cheers2:
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    The first decals have been applied...

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    Looking nice and neat. Amazing how basic and paired down the bodywork on these cars was compared to nowadays
    Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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    Coming along very nicely :th: :pop:
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    Love everything about this...other than the driver. Not my fav guy from F1
    But plug away and build mate!
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    The front uprights and wind deflectors have been assembled...

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    Coming along nicely.
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    Looking good. I’m a big f1 fan so lovely to see a f1 car. I have only ever made one f1 car and that was Jensen buttons mp4-25 I do wish there were some more Modern f1 kits.
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    Engine and rear suspension...

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    Engine completed(with some additional details) and installed ...

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    Lovely work
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    Re: Ferrari F310B F1 1997 - Tamiya 1/20

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    I need your help!

    After applying a coat of Gunze H30 Gloss Clear, diluted to 70% with nitro as usual (something I've been doing for years),
    This happened to some parts of the bodywork.

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    Apart from the fact that the model is ruined, can anyone help me understand what happened? I think the process is irreversible.


    The bodywork was treated evenly with Humbrol Enamel 220, also diluted to 70%.
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    What a bummer. It looks like the gloss went over a layer that wasn't quite dry and the drying times of the different paints caused the wrinkle. But you'd know for sure if the red was fully cured or not.

    Otherwise no idea.
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