Newsletter 365: DetailingMay 3^rd, 2019

Set of resin parts to be used on the 1/24 scale Ford GT Le Mans kit by Revell, for improving the less detailed areas of the original model such as rims, brake discs and calipers, tyres, rear diffuser, fuel inlets, compressed air intake, steering wheel, etc. All parts have been computer designed with last generation 3D software.

Decoration of the absolute winner of the Toyota Olympus FIA World Championship Rally, held in Washington in 1985. The cover image is taken by John P. "Gianni" Burrows and you can see more images of the test at his website Vintage Northwest Motorsport.

Transparent plastic sheet precut to size, for replacing the injected plastic side windows that usually include rally car kits and gt in 1/24 scale. Give more realism to your models with these side windows made with the same material as real vehicles, with the possibility of presenting the window opened or closed, as well as greater transparency.

Transparent lexan sheet for replacing the windows and injected plastic crystals usually included in rally and gt cars kits in all scales. Give more realism to your models with these sheets made with the same material as real vehicles. Includes 4 sheets measuring 104x73 mm, and a thickness of 0.12 mm.

Time-limited time re-edition of the gorgeous Mercedes-Benz Schlingmann Unimog RW1 fire truck. Includes decals for recreating several versions from different German cities.

The kit includes 210 parts, and measures 230mm long by 130mm high once assembled. This IS the version including pre-painted parts. Includes photo-etched parts, chromed plastic parts, rubber stamped plastic parts, rubber tyres and tubes, screws, and a wealth of other parts along with beautiful assembly instructions that will carefully walk you through your genius build of this 1/9 scale Kawasaki Ninja H2R.

Scale model recreating the impressive Porsche 935 K3 winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1979. Absolutely essential on your shelf!

Here is the photo-etched parts set designed by Nunu to detail your Porsche Kremer 935 K3. It also includes the antenna made of turned metal, and material for simulating the seatbelt fabric.

Enhancement set for the Toyota Carina ST191 by Beemax / Aoshima, including photo-etched parts for the interior and exterior of the car, metal antenna, harness fabric, and decals. Absolutely essential if you want to add further detail your model!

New Nunu kit, this time recreating nothing less than the Audi R8 LMS GT3 of 2015. Inside the box you will find an extensive parts list, in addition to decals for recreating two of the versions that raced the 24 Hours of SPA.

Yellow paint similar to the tone used in Caterpillar heavy machinery. It is served ready for airbrush use, in a 60ml bottle.

New edition of the Scania R400, this time with the diffuser over the cabin. As usual in Italeri, it includes a fully detailed engine and cabin, and spectacular decals.

Set of photo-etched parts designed for further detailing the Nissan R91CP kit by Hasegawa. The set includes brake discs, quick locks, radiator grilles, mirrors, pedals, windshield wipers, harness buckles, etc.

Decal sheet featuring the carbon fibre patterns needed for decorating the fairing, fender, rear cowling and other details and parts of your Kawasaki Ninja ZX-RR by Tamiya.

Decoration of the Ford GT during its participation on the 24 Hours of Daytona of 2019. This decal is designed to be used on the Revell kit.

Decoration designed for the Lancia Stratos Turbo sponsored by Alitalia during its participation in the 1977 Giro d'Italia. Simply awesome!!

Do you like bikes? Are you a highly skilled modeler, or want to earn your stripes? In that case, do not miss this exclusive scale model kit of one of the most beautiful and interesting bikes from the last century.

Decoration of the Ford Fiesta WRC of the DMack team as it raced the Rally of Wales and Montecarlo in 2017. Printed by Interdecal with their new manufacturing systems, resulting in a thinner and more detailed decal.

Additional decals to be able to make any of the versions of the three official units entered by the Lancia team in the fateful Tour de Corse in 1986 with numbers #1 (Alen), #4 (Toivonen) and #6 (Biasion), where produced the fatal accident of Henri Toivonen, at which point the entire team withdrew from the Rally. It is necessary to take as a base the decals of the Nunu / Beemax kit. Additional decals are also included in case you choose to make the version used by Fabrizio Tabaton in the Ypres Rally with number #2, and as a curious fact it was the only participation of an official S4 on Michelin tires.