robrex

Hi Robrex,
I would like to give you my congratulation for your beautiful job on the Porsche 935 1/12 scale.
This kit is on my desk and I'm looking for reference and your job is a great inspiration for me. But I have a problem, not all the photo are visible on the forum, could I ask you where I can find them on other site?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Mario Amadei
Verona
Italy

Robrex,
I am building a 312T and was wondering what kind of material did you use to make the brake fluid reservoirs on the front of the tub? I would like my machine shop friend to order me some if you can tell me the name of it.
Thanks
DJ

Hi Robrex,
I hope I am barking up the right tree here...I believe your the creative gentleman that did the Barry Sheene YZR500 a while back! Anyway a The last 18 months a mate of mine has got me into 1/25 Cars I have throughly enjoyed the time playing with different colours and different community of people other than military community, and with that I began a toolmakers apprenticeship a couple of months ago and was trying to work out what hobby or jewelries lathe you where using at the time of your sheene bike. I have bought my first bike kit and if you haven't worked it out it is the Sheene Machine by Tamiya so if there is any ideas you can help me with it would be greatly appreciated. Some quick questions I have are how did you paint the fuel lines on this bike and the four lines off the top of the Carbs what are they and where do they route to.

Thanks for your time
Jason in Adelaide

Dear Robex: I think the wonderful realization that you've made the 312T, I had a question that remains on the collection and use of Microbalons in paint engine to mimic the texture of melting, estot conducting an Alfa Romeo T33 / 3 to 1 / 12 entirely by hand and logically also the engine because there is no model of this model at this scale.
Where can I get Microbalons?
How do you use in the airbrush?
I hope your answer Echesa and a look at what I'm doing this at Work in Progres
My email is pablominiaturas@yahoo.es
Sincerely
Pablo Prieto