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Ferrari 126 C2 Long Beach '82

Kit / Model  

Ferrari 126 C2 Long Beach GP '82

Manufacturer  

Fujimi

Item Code  

090337

Scale  

1/20

Description  

This is the kit I am currently working on and as usual I need to detail it although this was not the original intention.

I started with the monocoque and added 2 bulkheads in the front area, relocated and scratch built the pedal assembly and added brake cylinders and fluid reservoirs including wiring. At the top side reinforcement panels were added made of white plastic card.

After that I started working on the engine; assembled the block and begann detailling the turbo chargers with fittings and fasteners.

Made some progress this weekend and finished the monocoque assembly. The cable channels are made of Al sheet metal.

Furthermore assembled the engine block and gearbox and painted it. The connections for the water circuitry were scratch built using plasitc card and brass rod.

The progress is pretty slow in the last weeks as my job keeps me busy. So the engine made little progres, the exhausts were prepared and the ignition and fuels system was detailed.

The holiday season made it possible to spend more time on this build and so I made significant progress. The engine is completed and chassis, undertray and engine have been assembled. Rear suspension will be finished the next couple of days. Now the missing point is basically to get the cowling parts painted red. Temperature is currently so low (-10 to -20°C) in Germany that I don't dare to airbrush as I usually do it outside.

Finished the kit this weekend. Decals went on without any problem.

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Project status  

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monocoque
basic engine assembly
detailing the fuel system
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by: Jose Antonio Solbes (jasolbes) on 2012-01-29 - 17:22

I love this car, I built it long ago in 1/12 scale (Protar). How is this version by Fujimi? You made a remarkable work with this model.

Congratulations.

by: Maurits van der Aa (Jim Hall) on 2009-02-25 - 13:08

Nice looking en well detailed 126 C2.
Is see that you have found the oppertunity to paint the bodywork.
Keep up the good work.
Greetz from Belgium