D,
All those early Ford's may or may not have either The Ford name or any kind of emblem. But I do think that anyone who wants to enter a very early Ford should be allowed to do so.

Joel

Good call, D.! So I discovered I have forgotten to enlist myself (du-uh!).
Also I have changed the subject. The '34 Ford I gifted away to a fellow Romanian modeller. I am in now with a Moebius '66 Ford pick-up Flareside. I will post the box pic as soon I will have the laptop.

Gabriel

D,
Once again thanks so much for that updated list. The Campaign, which we should really consider calling Group Builds: GBs in Auto Modeler, as that term really seems more in tune to the military forums on KitMaker Network. If it's ok with you, I'll start using that term moving forward.

Joel

Mine is subject to change as well. Could possibly swap to Shummie's Bennetton Ford if I can get the correct decals in time for it or maybe just a Mustang instead. We'll see where the winds drive me on or around the start date

Gabriel,
Looking forward to your build blog. 300 parts for a 1/25 scale kit should make for one really well detailed and accurate model.

Joel

Great choice of kit there Gabriel, but 300 parts

I am having trouble imagining where 300 parts would go in a pick-up kit

Looking forward to your build on this one.

Cheers, D

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Mine is subject to change as well. Could possibly swap to Shummie's Bennetton Ford if I can get the correct decals in time for it or maybe just a Mustang instead. We'll see where the winds drive me on or around the start date

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David,
Excellent choice of a race car. The only thing to watch for is that Benneton ran Ford engines in one form or another from 1987 through 1994, then switched over to Renault power.

The only kits that come to mind are the Hasegawa B190 and the Tamiya B192, both ran with Ford power. Schumacher only ran the B192, not the B190.

Decalpool.com:https://www.decalpool.com/1-20-f1 has all the decals needed for the B192 in a 2 decal set. If you have the needed sponsor/car markings, then you only need the Camel decals on sheet 2.

I've used their decals and they're excellent. All their decals are silk screened. You can get them direct, or from Spot Models in Spain. I've ordered them both ways, and the usual time period was 3 weeks for both orders.

Joel

Thanks for the link, James!
No, I didn't start investigating the kit yet - I'm in full swing with three others on my work bench! But I guess is about HPY Guys, right?!

I need to watch it, naturally!
Thanks again!

Gabriel

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Mine is subject to change as well. Could possibly swap to Shummie's Bennetton Ford if I can get the correct decals in time for it or maybe just a Mustang instead. We'll see where the winds drive me on or around the start date

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David,
Excellent choice of a race car. The only thing to watch for is that Benneton ran Ford engines in one form or another from 1987 through 1994, then switched over to Renault power.

The only kits that come to mind are the Hasegawa B190 and the Tamiya B192, both ran with Ford power. Schumacher only ran the B192, not the B190.

Decalpool.com:https://www.decalpool.com/1-20-f1 has all the decals needed for the B192 in a 2 decal set. If you have the needed sponsor/car markings, then you only need the Camel decals on sheet 2.

I've used their decals and they're excellent. All their decals are silk screened. You can get them direct, or from Spot Models in Spain. I've ordered them both ways, and the usual time period was 3 weeks for both orders.

Joel

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Thanks Joel,
I've got the Tamiya B192 in the stash. Was going to go with the Indycals ones and mask and paint the green area.

Officially we now have 20 enlistees which is an amazing number for our site. Looking forward to adding more enlistees. Joel