Newsletter 190: Sparks!!!

The Williams Renault FW16 was a highly technological car for its time, and the complicated carbon fiber parts that defined the car were a good proof of it. Model Factory Hiro has reproduced in 1/12 scale this fascinating Formula 1 using state-of-the-art designing, printing, molding, resin casting and white metal forging technologies. Absolutely amazing!!

The Williams Renault FW16 was a highly technological car for its time, and the complicated carbon fiber parts that defined the car were a good proof of it. Model Factory Hiro has reproduced in 1/12 scale this fascinating Formula 1 using state-of-the-art designing, printing, molding, resin casting and white metal forging technologies. Absolutely amazing!!

The Williams Renault FW16 was a highly technological car for its time, and the complicated carbon fiber parts that defined the car were a good proof of it. Model Factory Hiro has reproduced in 1/12 scale this fascinating Formula 1 using state-of-the-art designing, printing, molding, resin casting and white metal forging technologies. Absolutely amazing!!

Here's the decoration of the winning car at Montecarlo 2011, with Bryan Bouffer at the wheel of the Peugeot 207 S2000. Can you really hold you back from these decals? Reaaally?

The flashy and impressive decoration with the British flag of the Peugeot 207 S2000 that, with Meeke and Nagle inside, raced at the 2010 Ypress Rally, now recreated by Belkits to use on his model. Don't forget the base white color to paint your kit!

Product pictures are one thing, and we try to shoot them as descriptive as possible, but having the product in front of you is a totally different thing. And this time, reality is waaaaaaaaay better than our pictures: these decals are amazing, with matte tones and gorgeous silver accents... REAAALLY really good.

Here are the decals by Belkits for the Peugeot 207 S2000 driven by Tsjoen at the Ypress Rally 2010. Don't forget to use the white color as base tone for the whole model!!!!

Nothing less than the decals of the 207 S2000 that, with Solberg at the wheel, raced the Monte Carlo in 2011 and that Belkits has reproduced to use in their kit. Don't forget the white base color for the kit!

Decals set designed by Belkits for their Peugeot 207 model, just like it raced at the Ypress 2011 with its both female driver and co-driver. Three hoorays for them!!

A gorgeous decoration that fits like a glove on the Peugeot 207 by Belkits, recreating Tsjoen and Vanneste's car at the Geko Ypress Rally 2011.

Here are finally the decals for the CLK-GTR by Tamiya with number 10, racing at the FIA GT Championship during 1997. Your old scale model kit will look awesome with these decals.

Impressive the SLS AMG GT3 that participated in the German ADAC GT Masters races in the 2014 season that Reji Model has reproduced for use on the Fujimi kit, with the Israeli super driver Alon Day at the wheel accompanied by Luca Ludwig.

Photo-etched upgrade parts for the Ebbro Lotus 72C in 1/20 scale, including rear wing, brake discs, brake pedals, radiators, and many more...

The actual car is a real beauty, and Studio27 scale model kit is even more beautiful. Bodywork is made in top quality resin with an awesome panelling, the decoration is reproduced in an exhaustive decals set, and the vast number of photoetched and metal parts will make you enjoy building a car that has already become a legend in the present days.

Acrylic solvent-based paints (containing Toluene), already prethinned for airbrush usage with nozzles sizes from 0.3mm upwards, and specifically formulated for modelers that need the best possible match to the colors of every actual road and track vehicles. It's formulated as double-coating paint, so it needs to be coated or lacquered after its application, and you could find different finishes along Zero Paints ranges linked to the suffix in the name: "metallic", "mica", "pearl" or "candy" for pearlescent colors, or "solid"/unspecified for solids. Please refer to Zero Paints FAQ for detailed usage instructions.

Acrylic solvent-based paints (containing Toluene), already prethinned for airbrush usage with nozzles sizes from 0.3mm upwards, and specifically formulated for modelers that need the best possible match to the colors of every actual road and track vehicles. It's formulated as double-coating paint, so it needs to be coated or lacquered after its application, and you could find different finishes along Zero Paints ranges linked to the suffix in the name: "metallic", "mica", "pearl" or "candy" for pearlescent colors, or "solid"/unspecified for solids. Please refer to Zero Paints FAQ for detailed usage instructions.

A specifically formulated metallic green for the Chevrolet Camaro, matching General Motors color code WA708S.