While not everyone's cup of tea...

[Dogsbody]

Meaning this makes right hand turns as well... Here's my 1st attempt at a resin kit. It's a Penelope Pitstop '57 Maserati 250 driven in practice at Monaco by Juan Manuel Fangio. I weathered it a bit, did a bit of pin wash, and finished it with a dull coat since they never were that shiny back then (it's missing the rear view mirror and the tires still need to be sanded as well).

I haven't figured out a way to attach the aero screen. Suggestions?

[Brumos RSR]

That's cool!!! What chassis are you running ?

[Dogsbody]

[Z-carfan]

I love it, that is outstanding looking!!! Great job.

I've wanted to get one of those sometime. Like I need another project. :lol:

[SuperSlab]

VERY well done! I think it looks fantastic.

Cheers

Alwyn

[HomeRacingWorld]

I enjoy all turns. Just and excellent slot car.

[frank9129]

Very professional job.

[btaylor]

Very nice build!

Bob

[WB2]

Very nice.
How’s it run?

[GRUNZ]

Excellent job! I really like the flat painting scheme.
For attaching the aero screen I suggest using GS-Hypo: it is transparent when it cures and comes with a needle applicator.

g

[Wobble]

"Here's my 1st attempt at a resin kit." ... and it's stunning.

[historiceng]

That is very nice, the flat paint and hint of patina and driver detail is just perfect. Very stylish...

[munter]

Great build there, love the weathering and overall finish.

Try Gio's suggestion for the screen or use Canopy Glue Formula 560...it is a PVA/CA clone and dries in 30mins and importantly dries clear.

[Dogsbody]

Thanks for the compliments, gents! And I'll give those glues a try.

[vonsirius]

Fantastic car!