1/8 Lotus 72D - 1972 British GP Pocher

[Jim R]

You would definitely expect screws to line up with their respective holes. Hopefully it's only a minor issue.

[papa 695]

It’s looking good though John, even with the screw problems.

[Ian M]

Could be worth mentioning it to the maker. They might have machine issues. Also you might get a new part.
You could also try talking to the shop where you purchased the kit in the first instance and hear what they recommend. :smiling::tongue-out3::tongue-out:

[Mini Me]

Could be worth mentioning it to the maker. They might have machine issues. Also you might get a new part.
You could also try talking to the shop where you purchased the kit in the first instance and hear what they recommend. :smiling::tongue-out3::tongue-out:

Cheeky!

[John]

I’m going away tomorrow until sometime in September so won’t be doing any more until I get back.

[Ian M]

Looks good John.

[Ian M]

So did you pick this up again?

[papa 695]

So did you pick this up again?

Is he back Ian ? Ha ha.

[John]

So did you pick this up again?

I did a little bit more, I’m stuck with putting the pipes on, someone said put them in warm water but that’s not really helped, it’s still on my desk so not back in the box yet

[Jabba]

If you mean the fuel pipes John, I find a hairdryer helps to soften then enough (I'm just in the same process on a Tamiya 1/12 Lotus 78)

[John]

I can’t believe I started this so long ago, just did a bit at a time not worth updating this thread.

finally finished brought it in to work to put in one of the display cabinets

[minitnkr]

Absolutely stunning.

[Nicko]

Really impressive John...

Nick

[Stefee]

Absolutely outstanding build.

[PaulTRose]

That is a thing of beauty

From when F1 was interesting

[scottie3158]

Cracking result of an iconic vehicle.

[flyjoe180]

Wonderful build John, it looks really good on the display shelf