Posted January 1, 201411 yr It's not perfect, but then it's my first Ferrari: Tons of photos and some reading: http://sariel.pl/2014/01/ferrari-enzo/ I will also be publishing the gearbox instruction in a little while.
January 1, 201411 yr Very nice, you captured the lines very good, Which ferraris are coming? :D Tibivi
January 1, 201411 yr nice car and nice edit man! i really like the front part....but im not a big fan of sides expecially the rear wheel that looks oversized overall a good project !
January 1, 201411 yr Author How much does it weigh? Just under 2 kilograms. Where is baggy motors ? In a bag, I guess?
January 1, 201411 yr I love it, and you even incorporated pneumatics into it! Very cool. But I think it needs baggy motors TLH
January 2, 201411 yr Masterful. I'd hardly believe so many functions could fit underneath that bodywork. Love the detail of using a yellow half-pin on the sides behind the front wheels, where the Ferraris have a "shield" logo.
January 2, 201411 yr Author Love the detail of using a yellow half-pin on the sides behind the front wheels, where the Ferraris have a "shield" logo. Thanks, it's actually a round plate inserted into a pin hole.
January 2, 201411 yr I prefer the styling of Lego's version, but yours has a ton more functionality (Lego's doesn't even have suspension). Well done.
January 2, 201411 yr Happy New Year! This is excellent. Very cool video and model. I have the 8653 and planned to RC it in a similar way that you did your Ford GT with RC buggy motor's receiver and steering. But this looks amazing! thank you for sharing your creations!
January 2, 201411 yr As always your models amaze with how much you can get in the size and how good they look at the same time.
January 2, 201411 yr That door mechanism is amazing, and the lines look great IMO, easily recognisable as an Enzo
January 2, 201411 yr Good job. I had a similar idea about car doors a while ago. I tried using the mini pneumatic on a much smaller model. it did not work. Your set up is something to consider in the future on larger models. H
January 3, 201411 yr A very nice attempt at a Ferrari. I personally feel there is a bit too much of a gap between the windscreen and the wheels.
January 5, 201411 yr Author The gearbox instruction is now available: http://sariel.pl/2014/01/enzo-gearbox/ I was going to call it a simple one, then realized it's 25 steps long.
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