Like most boys, I started modelling plastic kits many moons a ago. I can remember buying balsa wood plane kits when the wings were covered in tissue paper and sealed with dope. The smell was wonderful. Anyway, now that I am much older, I started modelling again during lock down. I had a partially made Tamiya 1/12 Renault RE20. Stropped it back and started again (not a good idea) However, it didn't look too bad. Now I have started the Tamiya 1/12 Williams FW14b. I had one kit from about 20 years ago and recently brought another from ebay, making a good one from the 2. I have also brought upgrade kits from Top Studio. I have also have another RE 20 and 2 Lotus 49's. Roll on the winter!
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Welcome to the forum,nice Renault. -
Welcome to the forum RichardComment
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Welcome Richard. Very crisp for an introduction. Lovely work.Comment
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Richard,
welcome to the forum! Love the Renault! These F1 models certainly build up to fine showpieces - The only ones I've made recently have been 1/24 - the 1/12 versions a little too much for me - although I've been flirting with 1/24 track cars, as well. You'll find loads of like minded modellers here, but not just cars - all genres!
DaveComment
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Welcome aboard Richard. Whereabouts are you in Bucks? Top, middle or bottom??? I'm right at the top!!Comment
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A warm welcome to a great forum.Comment
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Welcome aboard !Comment
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I'm in MK!! Welcome aboard neighborComment
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Welcome, Richard. Those Tamiya 1/12 F1 kits are a real pleasure to build and yours looks very nice.
AndreaComment
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A welcome from me too.
John.Comment
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Thanks for all welcomesComment
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Richard,
A most warm welcome from me.
I am a wingy-thing nut myself so have to be a bit thick here and ask what physical size the Renault is?
It certainly looks the business.
Can I ask what you use for the metallics (esp the the chrome)? (They are impressive :thumb2
Kind Regards,
JohnComment
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Welcome Richard.......nice Renault!Comment
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