Coming from Top Marque in 1/12th scale the 1966 P3. I have the Mini Delta 1/12th model already, and it is absolutely perfect.
Coming soon, a full engine detail D50 from GP Replicas in 1/12th scale Image Unavailable, Please Login
Well this looks pretty good. The 1/12th GP Replicas 1952 Ferrari F2 500 master for a production hand built. Image Unavailable, Please Login
GP Replicas 1/12th Ferrari 1953 500 F2. Not sure if this is the model or a photo of the 1/18th scale version pretending to be the 1/12th model. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Another version from Pocher in 1/8th. Not a big fan of this car, but some of you might like it. Image Unavailable, Please Login
IXO 037 in 1/8th scale direct market model. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Top Marques Lotus 79 in 1/12th scale master. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
GP Replicas Ferrari P3 1966 coupe master in 1/12th scale. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
GP Replicas D50 1956 master in 1/12th scale. Does not look to bad. The wire wheels could use some help but tires and rims are pretty good. Needs more rivet detail on the tanks and bodywork Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
KK doing a 1/12th BMW 3.0 CS and CSI. I hope they do a race version in 1/12th scale also. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Along with all the other scales, FPPM is now doing 1/8th wire wheels. For the XKE and 8C kits so far.
I have almost all the Pocher kits except for the Mercedes and Bugatti ones... and they are ..... ok. The Ferrari kits leave a lot to be desired, and it takes a lot of work to make them look presentable. The F-40 Kit especially takes a lot of work to get the stance and details right. I hope they engineer the kits better this time around.
I just bought the 1/18th scale version. It's a very nice model, but the stance on my example is off, as if the body is tilted backwards. I guess I'll either have to raise the rear ride height or lower the front one.
Yes, you are correct. to make them sit right you have to modify the spring perch, and shim it with plastic spacers... a bit like the real thing. it can be done, but its not an easy process... I think the problem is really all the cheap plastic used... it is not very strong, and as you said the models are heavy so there is a lot of weight on those suspension arms.