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Builder Last Online: Feb 2011
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Started: 03-20-11
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Halllo,
my name is Jacques, I am new here and this is my first post.
In the past I used to build some nice things (Tamiya, Pocher, Hasegawa
all big scale), but I would like to ask the forum for help on a different issue:
I purchased a 1/18 die-cast model of the Mercedes 1955 Mille Miglia winner (by CMC).
This is an absolutely brilliant model, with an accuracy and detail I could never achieve by myself. But I do have a major problem with the model: I cannot disassemble it!
Now with all my models, especially the Pochers, I have always been looking at the intestines, wanting to see and feel the fine mechanics inside.
With the CMC Model this seems to be impossible.
Does anyone of yours have any experience in disassembling a CMC model?
I will be grateful for all observations or hints on the matter.
Regards from Belgium,
Jacques
my name is Jacques, I am new here and this is my first post.
In the past I used to build some nice things (Tamiya, Pocher, Hasegawa
all big scale), but I would like to ask the forum for help on a different issue:I purchased a 1/18 die-cast model of the Mercedes 1955 Mille Miglia winner (by CMC).
This is an absolutely brilliant model, with an accuracy and detail I could never achieve by myself. But I do have a major problem with the model: I cannot disassemble it!
Now with all my models, especially the Pochers, I have always been looking at the intestines, wanting to see and feel the fine mechanics inside.
With the CMC Model this seems to be impossible.
Does anyone of yours have any experience in disassembling a CMC model?
I will be grateful for all observations or hints on the matter.
Regards from Belgium,
Jacques
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