March 12, 201510 yr Please tell me there will be more photos and/or instructions...... This needs to be on my display shelf
March 12, 201510 yr Can't you use the dampened shock from the Silver Champion and other sets from that age? Then you can leave the pump and the hoses away.
March 13, 201510 yr Yes - no electronics, true supercar! Perfect! 2 Rm8: Hah, I remember this car at NfS II too :))
March 13, 20159 yr I like the curves of the frontside that you made with the ribbed hoses and flexaxles I also like the closed surface you made on the rearside But I don't like them combined in one model. The two styles clash in my opinion. I think I would have preferred a flexaxle rear or a panelled front (although that will be very difficult to make with these curves). Ideally you don't even mix ribbed hoses and flexaxles, but that is me being really puristic. So a lot of potential here, this is certainly a great MOC , but in my book it is not a superb MOC (yet)
March 13, 20159 yr Not a fan of the ribbed hoses for styling, the front and the back don't seem to flow together, but overall it looks good.
March 13, 20159 yr Nah, it does look awesome, I'm all about consistency and crap like that, but I don't find this "inconsistency" disturbing here at all, maybe because the black color. There are some very famous models that are called the best on some blogs that are much more inconsistent.
March 14, 20159 yr Any plans for instructions or digital release for this bad boy? Btw stunning moc :thumbup:
March 17, 20159 yr Author On 3/12/2015 at 3:07 PM, jorgeopesi said: I think the same, finally I can build a GT40 or a Enzo or a Countach, I thought the difference between wheels would be very bad but hardly noticeable, they are great news coming with a fantastic car, congratulations. What wheels are?. The Wheels - Back wheels/tires from 42000 F1 car, Front wheels/tyres from 42039 24 hours racer On 3/12/2015 at 8:56 PM, Kronos said: Please tell me there will be more photos and/or instructions...... This needs to be on my display shelf Cheers Kronos - I need to tidy up the digital file a bit then will probably release it.
March 17, 20159 yr On 3/17/2015 at 5:10 PM, Pvdb said: Cheers Kronos - I need to tidy up the digital file a bit then will probably release it. Great news! Thanks
March 20, 20159 yr Awesome MOC! Would love to see a little video of the functions in action. Once again, great work here on this beauty
April 28, 20159 yr hoi paul here amsterdam again will you share the mlcad file wis me in the past you send me your mlcad from the koengg its 100% privat and will not share it whis aniboddy i hoop too here from you wil you mail me too akker49@zonnet.nl or marccsa65@hotmail.com thanks for yuor time greats marc amsterdam holland
May 17, 20168 yr Hello Pvdb Im make the instruktion of the F1. I need som details, like the Pneumatik chematik, the length of Ribbenhoses, Pneumatikhoses and Flex-Axels Thanks Edited May 19, 20168 yr by Thorsten50
June 23, 20168 yr Author Thanks to Thorsten50 the instructions to this model are now on rebrickable http://www.rebrickable.com/mocs/Thorsten50/mclaren-f1
June 23, 20168 yr AWESOME MOC. Love it. and a fan of the F1 as well. On 3/12/2015 at 2:11 PM, GallardoLU said: well I was sort of right (except I really wasn't) the fronts and rears are both 17" rims, and have a side wall of 45, but tire width changes side wall actual height. and with 235s front but 315s rear.... the side wall does increase in size, which translates into a 3 inch difference in rear tire OD over the front. learn something I already knew again :P with the Tire debate settled, let me compliment you on a remarkably well built and stunning car. instantly recognizable as a McLaren F1. I would love to have a model that looks as good as this does! The sidewall doesn't increase that much, bout 1/2 that, but overall diameter of the tire does. Here's a mathematical breakdown on the tires. The 235's are the size on the front of the F1 and the 315's are on back...
June 24, 20168 yr thankyou very much to both of you for making instructions. I look forward to building another iconic car :)
June 8, 20204 yr On 6/23/2016 at 10:08 AM, Pvdb said: Thanks to Thorsten50 the instructions to this model are now on rebrickable http://www.rebrickable.com/mocs/Thorsten50/mclaren-f1 Hi! This is my first post on this forum. I have read some topics here before, and registered to ask a question about this awesome McLaren F1. The user Thorsten50 has deleted his profile on Rebrickable, and the instructions are no longer available there. Does anyone know how to get in contact with Thorsten50, or know another place to get the instructions? @Pvdb, maybe you know? Thanks in advance!
June 8, 20204 yr On 6/8/2020 at 8:09 PM, ErikE said: Hi! This is my first post on this forum. I have read some topics here before, and registered to ask a question about this awesome McLaren F1. The user Thorsten50 has deleted his profile on Rebrickable, and the instructions are no longer available there. Does anyone know how to get in contact with Thorsten50, or know another place to get the instructions? @Pvdb, maybe you know? Thanks in advance! His bricksafe is still active:https://bricksafe.com/files/Thorsten50/PDF/McLaren F1.pdf
February 2, 20214 yr On 3/12/2015 at 1:56 PM, Pvdb said: I disagree - see the image below Shows image of crashed McLaren.
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