Re: rFTST

by De Lacrowe Sun 16 Oct - 13:02

Lavazza March 751 - undergoing restoration -

Restoring a model that is particularly interesting takes a lot of time in my opinion, and this is due to my desire to improve some areas that in some ways I rebuild from scratch to give a more real shape.
I admire all those who make improvements in the models of the past or a more recent past and this is the case of the EuroBrun ER189B with a very interesting livery.
I would like to see it more closely even if it is not part of my restoration today, but nevertheless this car has attracted a lot of my attention and perhaps many others as well.
I don't know if my request can be accepted but I am used to expressing my thoughts in this forum and sometimes I get what I want.

by De Lacrowe Mon 17 Oct - 16:14

Thanks so much to my three Musketeers: Gabry, Konstant and Fiammy

by Konstantin Tue 18 Oct - 23:23

Hello Marie! Grazie for such a great work. I'm not sure it's the right word for your visual story. These screenshots remind me my childhood when I saw the orange March 761 for the first time on TV. I remember the 1976 Spain GP review - it was Vittorio Brambilla who made a stellar start in Jarama. My interest in older racing cars started that day I think. Cars of seventees are really difficult to restore since they changed from race to race so fast. All those wings, airboxes and sidepods... It's a great pleasure to see it in your cars Wink

by De Lacrowe Wed 19 Oct - 9:46

March 751

Спасибо

The Formula 1 of the 70s involves me precisely for the variety of models and inventions made to improve the aerodynamics of the cars. My restoration serves to give a new dimension to what I saw on television when I was a very young child.
The complexity of certain models fascinates me a lot and I don't care about the time I dedicate to it. The Italian Vittorio Brambilla was a pilot of the Beta March team, and he made known his sporting ability to drivers stronger than him
, but nevertheless I also remember him for his tenacity and iron conviction that he too could have conquered a podium

by De Lacrowe Wed 26 Oct - 12:33

Williams FW04

Remember ... that Williams who started from the bottom of the rankings ?

by De Lacrowe Fri 28 Oct - 21:54

1975 WILLIAMS FW03 restored de Lacrowe

Freccia and Kostant, thanks for the support Like a Star @ heaven

by De Lacrowe Sun 30 Oct - 10:58

The fine line of the Past

As Small as a drop in the sea, as Large as a star in the sky,
as Light as a willow leaf or as beautiful as a woman's shadow ?

all this is this... all this is what I want to Show You

by Fiammanera628 Sun 30 Oct - 14:02

De Lacrowe wrote:

The fine line of the Past

As Small as a drop in the sea, as Large as a star in the sky,
as Light as a willow leaf or as beautiful as a woman's shadow ?

all this is this... all this is what I want to Show You

Did you do that drawing?

by De Lacrowe Sun 30 Oct - 15:55

FIAMMA : Many of my drawings could be considered a little too spicy on the forum
and therefore I have inserted an image of a girl that I like but who is not made by me.

by Fiammanera628 Sun 30 Oct - 15:58

oooh understandable rFTST - Page 17 1f44d

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