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Ferrari 312T (no photo-etched parts)

Kit / Model

Ferrari 312T w/Photo-Etched Parts

Manufacturer

Tamiya

Item Code

12034

Scale

1/12

Description

This is my first 1/12 scale build. No aftermarket parts were used. I did add some wiring and a bit of foil and brake lines. I used all Tamiya paints and used spray can TS-8 Italian Red for the body. The original decals were still good after almost 30 years. would highly recommend this kit - it has great detail throughout, great parts fit.

I wish I had some aftermarket parts, but since I'm just getting back into the hobby, I didn't really know what to use or exactly what to buy. I now have the RA273 Honda in progress, but it is not nearly as fun as the 312T. I also have the Wolf WR1 and McLaren 4/6 (both reissues) waiting to be built.

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