Newsletter 564: #92

P800 grit sandpaper sponge, perfect for preparing the bodies of your models, as well as medium-sized parts. You can use them both dry and wet if you need an even softer abrasion, and they are essential on the workbench of every modeler. The measurements of each sandpaper are 125 x 114 mm and P800 grit, and each package includes four units.

Nice decoration of one of the most spectacular cars of the JGTC, the Skyline BNC R33. The Zexel Nissan team version achieved in the 1997 Fuji 300km race the 200th GT-R victory. This could be a good reason to opt for this decoration, although the decal sheet also allows the 96 version to be made, with slight changes in the sponsors.

Replacement decals for the veteran 1/12 scale Tamiya kit. It includes several numbers and additional logos to recreate the versions used in various Grand Prix not included in the original decoration of the kit. Decals have also been added with size corrections and others that were omitted, such as the fire extinguisher insignia.

Replacement decals for the beautiful Hasegawa kit at 1/20 scale. It includes several numbers and additional logos to recreate the versions used in various Grand Prix not included in the original decoration of the kit, also taking advantage to include some decals with various size corrections.

Decal sheet designed to replace those of the beautiful 1/20 Hasegawa's Ferrari 312T2 scale kit. This reference includes, in addition to the replacement ones corresponding to the 1976 Monaco and Japan Grand Prix that the kit covers, the necessary decals to complete any of the three cars with which Ferrari participated in the Italian GP, a race famous for assuming Lauda's great comeback after "his big accident". This reference corrects some errors present in the decals of the kit, such as the French notation that is changed to Italian, or the numbers #1 and #2 separately.

Decal sheet designed to replace those of the beautiful 1/20 Hasegawa's Ferrari 312T2 scale kit. This reference makes it possible to make the livery that was only used in the first two races of the 1977 season, including the Brazilian GP held at the Interlagos circuit, where both Ferrari drivers finished on the podium. Carlos Reutemann was proclaimed the winner, while Niki Lauda finished in third position.

Replacement decals for the beautiful Tamiya 1/20 scale kit of the Ferrari 312T3. This new reference replaces and improves the previous SHK-D174 reference, which already included the stripes that allowed the white parts of the body to be completed with paint. This new reference includes the decals to make the versions of the car number 11 of the British GP of 1978, which is the one that most closely resembles that of Tamiya's own kit, that of the car number 12 of the Canadian GP of 1978, in which Gilles Villeneuve achieved his first victory , and cars 11 and 12 of the 1979 Brazilian Grand Prix, in what was the last 312T3 race. The decals are still designed so that the white parts are painted separately.

Decals in 1/24 scale to decorate the Seat Ibiza Kit car Evo 1 and Evo 2 by Salvat. Includes 3 possible decorations: the one used by Erwin Weber (number #8) in the 1996 Monte Carlo Rally, that of Oriol Gomez in the 1997 Monte Carlo (number #17), and that of Oriol Gomez in the 1998 Catalunya Rally (number #20).

Set of rubber tires for 13-inch rims. Ideal for use in conjunction with USCP 13-inch rims designed for the Hasegawa Mini Cooper.

Decals with the complete decoration used in the Lotus 78, also including the tire and tobacco logos (Goodyear and John Player Special) that are not included in the reissue of the kit. Essential!

Would you like your Pons team Honda NSR 500 kit to have the tobacco logos used in the 2001 season? Did you think the kit included them, and did you get a surprise? Well, with this decal sheet, including the full advertisement will no longer be a problem.

The year 1987 marked a change of era in rallies with the change in regulations towards group A, and also the birth of a weapon that was to dominate half the world rallies for several years, the Lancia Delta. Its first HF 4WD version seemed to have been forgotten by modeling, but we are finally going to have the opportunity to assemble it with this Reji Model transkit for the Hasegawa Delta Integrale HF 16V kit. The transkit consists of a complete resin bodywork without the bulky wings or the bulging hood of other versions, the exterior mirrors, the roof air intakes, photo-etched parts with the different grilles, the windshield wipers, harness buckles and other details, as well as the beautiful Bastos decoration used by Snijers in the 1987 European Rally Championship, more specifically the Boucles de SPA 1987 rally, where he won.

Transkit to convert the Italieri 1/12 scale kit into the version used by Per Eklund to finish second in the 1989 Swedish rally. In addition to the decal sheet, which includes the tobacco sponsors, this set includes the "flat" front hood of the 8V version to replace the one included in the kit, which has the characteristic hump due to the incorporation of the 16V cylinder head. A small photo-etched plate is also included with other small details, such as the fuel filler neck cap or the rear emblem of the HF Integrale version.

Transkit to totally transform the Ford Escort Group 2 kit from Italeri, Esci or Revell. It includes a new resin bodywork with flared wheel arches, 3D parts and a new decal sheet that allows for the famous Zakspeed unit with which Klaus Ludwig competed in the German DRM in 1975.

The Audi Sport Quattro S1 used different front grilles, where the main difference was in the size of its rectangular headlights. The unit used in the 1986 Olimpus Rally mounted the grill with the "small" headlight configuration, so the Nunu kit comes with rectangular headlights with a size of 6.5 x 4mm, while most works versions sponsored by HB used the "big" headlights. This grill developed by Reji Model makes it possible to correct this detail, mounting headlights that have a size of 9 x 5.5 mm to scale.

Complete transkit to make the asphalt version of the Nissan 240RS with which Toni Pond participated in the 1983 Tour de Corse, finishing the rally in sixth position. Apart from the decal sheet, the transkit includes a set of Enkei rims with tyres, <right hand drive dashboard and photo-etched wipers and instrument panel. Hurry as it is a limited edition!

Decal to use on the Kyosho Mini-Z McLaren MP4-12C white body (MZN163). This set of decals allows you to reproduce the decoration used by the #23 car of the Racing Studio team that ran during the 2015 season in the Italian GT Championship.

Decal to use on the Kyosho Mini-Z Audi R8 LMS GT3 2015 white body (MZN189). This decal set allows you to reproduce the decoration used by the #33 car of the WRT team in its participation in the 24 hours of Spa 2022.

Decal to use on the Kyosho Mini-Z Mercedes AMG GT3 white body (MZN198). This set of decals allows you to reproduce the decoration used by the #18 car of the GetSpeed Performance team during its participation in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring in 2019.

Reissue of the model with the molds of the old Esci, but with high-quality decals printed by Cartograf, which allow any of the two units that ran at Le Mans in 1974 to be made, where thanks to their reliability they achieved a wonderful second position with car #22.

New kit of the Revell easy click series, which will delight not only lovers of classic cars, but also fans of movies or the James Bond saga. Who does not remember the "accessories" that the mythical Aston Martin of agent 007 has? Do you dare to incorporate some of them? We like the machine guns in the headlights, the blades in the hubs of the wheels or the tubes that pour oil to make the pursuers skid, but surely you can think of many others...

No one doubts that the 2CV is part of history... but even James Bond used it to escape from his pursuers!! What will not have done a 2CV? Do you remember the scenes? Agent 007 driving downhill, cutting through dirt roads, jumping and leaving his enemies behind... and flipping over several times, so the bodywork will have to be dented... idea for a diorama?

What great news the appearance of the 12 and 24 valve engines for the Hasegawa kits of the Lancia Stratos at 1/24 scale! The 24-valve engine was used mainly in the Alitalia versions, from the Sanremo Rally in October 1975 until the end of the 1977 season, and the 12-valve engine in all versions, such as Pirelli's, as of January 1, 1978, since the new technical regulations forced a return to 12 valves. The engines used from 1972 to October 1975 were very similar to the 12-valve transkit, but with a different alternator and battery position. Each of the transkits has more than 50 parts printed in 3D, and includes 3 different types of exhaust outlets, 2 different air boxes, with their intake covers with and without net, and finally two additional brake discs equipped with studs to be able to present the model mounted without wheels. 12-valve engines differ from 24-valves mainly due to the shape of the cylinder head covers, the position of the alternator, and the position of some accessories on the chassis. A specific type of exhaust manifold is supplied on each version (obviously different between 12 and 24 valves). Most of Hasegawa's kits are compatible with these two transkits.

More than 80 years have passed, but it is still a beautiful car, and it showed that beauty is not given up by competitiveness, with many victories in speed races, such as the Mille Miglia between 1936 and 1938, to which we must add the one from the year 1940... and with doublets and triplets! MFH brings us this marvel of the technology of its time in a model with great detail, some as striking as the multi-spoke wheels. A perfect combination of high quality resin parts for the bodywork and interior and white metal for the mechanical parts and chassis that will make you enjoy every last piece.

A complete and super-detailed kit where various materials are combined, such as white metal mainly for the mechanical parts, such as the engine, gearbox and suspension, resin for the body, various photo-etched plates for detailing, turned parts such as the exterior part of the rims or intake trumpets, or rubber tires, which feature pre-painted GoodYear logos. This version makes it possible to make the unit of the McLaren M19A with which Denny Hulme won the victory in the South African GP in 1972. A kit where you can enjoy the construction of the mechanical part, since once is assembled its Cosworth engine it is practically visible in its entirety. What a treat for the eyes!

Detailed chain printed with 3D technology for the Tamiya model kit of the Kawasaki Ninja ZX RR. Includes chain with links.

Detailed chain printed with 3D technology for the Tamiya model kit of the Honda NS500. Includes chain with links.

Detailed chain printed with 3D technology for the Honda VFR750R RC30 Tamiya kit. Includes chain with links.

Different radiators and connectors to further detail your Tamiya kit of the Tyrrell P34. The package includes 6 radiators that are used to replace the ones in the kit. The radiators have through holes, some of them partially covered to give them more realism. You will also find a set of connectors (with some extra ones included) and a black cable.

Dark brown shade formulated specifically as used by UPS in its vehicle fleets, as well as in the competition vehicles on which it appears as a sponsor.

Pearl green tone similar to that used in the spectacular Bentley Speed 8.

Intense blue color tone similar to that used in competition cars sponsored by Fruit of the Loom, such as the BMW 320i Group 5 recently reissued by Italeri, or the German DRM-winning 1980 Lancia Beta Montecarlo Group 5.