RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Gordon Steadman - 13th-Dec-22
So high spots then
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Kevan - 13th-Dec-22
No, 3D printing doesn't 'leave' high spots, it 'leaves' low spots.
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Gordon Steadman - 13th-Dec-22
I think you should have added a smiley!
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Kevan - 13th-Dec-22
It's just like the old 'hot air rises' argument
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
42redcat - 14th-Dec-22
Going back to post #1: the Monogram GTO is a 1964 version with squared off lines compared with the 1962/63 versions made by Fly, Pink Kar, Scalextric, Strombecker and Revell. My personal favourite is the old Revell shell which was available more or less in period and is still fairly common today.
Mike
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Kevan - 14th-Dec-22
I prefer the 250GTO/64 to the earlier 250GTO
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Anthony B - 27th-Feb-23
SO what did you go for??
I do agree that the best rendition is the Revell version from the 60's as well as the Monogram 64 version , and as I have a few Ferraris - here are a few
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I do have a Fly version though as I liked this version:
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RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Kevan - 27th-Feb-23
I think the Revell and Monogram 'versions' are from the same mold tooling.
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
AlexisGaitanis - 27th-Feb-23
SOme of the Pink Kar ones
RE: 1/32 Ferrari 250 GTO options ? -
Anthony B - 27th-Feb-23
Those are nice too - have never had one - was put off by the wheels and chassis/motor - but that is easily remedied now
Will look for one at this weekends slot meeting