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Technocrat from Edinburgh.
Favourite Slot Car:
Team Slot Lancia Delta
Favourite Track Type:
Carrera Evolution
Favourite Motor Sport:
Rally
Favourite Race Track:
Col De Turini
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Male
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| Not in the same league as the above, but I have dabbled with a bit of "super-detailing" at my own level. The Scalextric Lancia Rally models of the 1980s had very basic decoration and a few dabs of paint around the engine make a big difference. I was so pleased with the outcome that I tried to replicate a photograph from the 1983 Tour De Corse. This meant opening the engine covers and a bit more detail. [attachment=3063] [attachment=3062] [attachment=3061] Best laid plans of mice and men... The cars in the 1:1 photo have the original bodywork whereas Scalextric did the evolution version which has no rear valance. Its the thought that counts. LOL - in case you are not sure, the 1:1 photo is the one at the bottom! Leo |
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