Building Schumacher's Ferrari 248 F1 - Part 3 - 1/20 Fujimi - driver figure and final assembly
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Today on BOAB Models we'll be finishing the 1/20 scale Ferrari 248 F1 from Fujimi. This car was used in 2006 - Michael Schumacher's last season with Ferrari and Felipe Massa's first.
the video focuses on the Schumacher driver figure as well as the final assembly of the bodywork onto the chassis.
The 248 F1 is a Formula One car, used by Ferrari for the 2006 season. The chassis was designed by Rory Byrne, Aldo Costa and John Iley with Ross Brawn playing a vital role in leading the production of the car as the team's Technical Director and Paolo Martinelli leading the engine design.
The 248 model was driven by race drivers Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa. The 248 F1 was the first Ferrari since the F1-2000 not to wear the number one, denoting that the driver is world champion. The car also featured new sponsor decals such as Martini. This was also Vodafone's last year of sponsorship for the Scuderia as they announced that they would switch to McLaren Mercedes as title sponsor.
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Can't believe how good that looks, honestly ! And even more amazing is that the magnetic nose cone is an awesome display on its own
Thanks a lot - I may try using magnets in future F1 builds too as they keep the parts in place so well.
The sun doesn’t always shine at my workbench either. Good job sticking with it Thomas. I look forward to your next. - James
Many thanks James. It's important to recognise our challenges!
This came out absolutely fantastic, considering the issues you faced, you've raised above them and delivered a great looking build
Thanks a lot Chris. This one had to go well since I am planning to build the pit crew to go with them!
Excellent build series Thomas!
Full marks for perseverance Thomas, and ingenious use of the magnets to hold the nose on. I had a similar experience with one of the first models I built which was a Ferrari F189 Tamiya kit, but not being at all experienced, it did not end up as nice a finish as you have achieved. Well done
Thanks a lot Allan. Yeah, experience makes a lot of difference - I made a Revell Ferrari 310b ages ago and now I know I would have done things differently to help it fit better.
Nice model!, the pilot figure depicting Michael is amazing!!
Many thanks, Patricio.
That was very satisfying to watch. You're going to be big one day Thomas, keep grinding!
Thank you very much, Savindu. Very kind indeed.
Fantastic videos, thank you for sharing. I'm starting this kit soon myself and it's my first F1 kit ever so these tips and tricks you've shown will be excellent help
No problem, Matthew. I had to make a few changes but hopefully if you do lots of test fitting, it will go together better.
Great perseverance working on this one. That can certainly get frustrating to deal with well done sir.
Thank you very much Scott. This time last week I thought I'd never finish it.
Turned out great!!!
Thanks a lot, Terry
Nice build and it looks great!
Thank you very much, David.
Got here by lucky shot, wil stay for a longer time. Really like it, good job!
Thanks a lot - glad you enjoyed it. 👍
I think it turned out Really Nice. Excited to see you build the pit stop diorama to go with it!!! I'll be watching
Cheers Mike - yeah, I think there's about 23 figures to go with all 3 sets I have! I may need some more red paint! 😅
It looks awesome Man
Thank you very much 👍
Nice
Thank you for sharing
Cheers Dudley. 👍
Wow Thomas, you had to put some effort into that one! Fair play for persevering, great end result all things considered! Had a few minor fit issues on my Williams Fw14, but not as bad as you have suffered! Michael looks good as well! 👍👌
Thanks a lot Paul. When I was filming it, I was thinking 'How the hell am I going to fix this?'
I'm glad it turned out ok in the end - I hope your Williams is going well too.
Amazing work on the helmet! I tried to make Mansell's once, and it was a disaster, so I know hard it is. It seems some kits are just not made to be put together, and require A LOT of ajusting. It tells a lot about your skills that you managed to make a fine model of this one.
Thank you so much! The Hasegawa FW14 kit I have came with Mansell helmet decals too - I wonder if it was that you made.
@@BOABModels I made the one in Tamiya's F189. But "made" is too strong a word. I never managed to get it done.
Ah that's a shame - I'd actually really like that kit myself. One day maybe.
Superb!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow nice work
Many thanks
Nice end result despite the work around you had to use. Sometimes modeling doesn’t go that smooth. I remember when I was growing up I would occasionally want to throw the kit in the trash. I didn’t and happy for that it’s a learning experience. Happy modeling Thomas! 🏎
Thanks a lot, Richard. Yeah, one of the things about filming these is that it never feels like I can give up - I have to persevere. Which is good - I've not failed to finish any yet! 😅 Thanks a lot for watching.
@@BOABModels it’s nice to know, you are not alone when dealing with kits that have building issues. As a fellow TH-cam presenter says “That’s why they call it modeling!” Have a great day.
Haha yeah, I've heard that one before. I think it's important to persevere and I certainly feel satisfied now it's finished.
Absolutely incredible job! I couldn't have done any better myself. Beware of the f2007, it has major fitment issues on that kit I must say.
Very kind, thank you very much. I can imagine so since it can't be that different to this one. I will definitely look very carefully at the next Fujimi F1 I make.
Wow I didn't know this kit had a problem let alone all the ones you highlighted, great work in persevering though, came out well
Thanks a lot - I think if you are very careful with the interior parts it should be ok - if anything is off by just a millimetre, the fitment doesn't work.
Thats absolutely stunning. A great addition to the collection. I wonder how Schumacher (Dad) is doing nowadays??
Thanks a lot Steve. I made a Revell Ferrari F1 before but I wasn't really happy with it - much happier now. I know what you mean. It's getting close to 10 years since he had the accident.
Came out really nice. to bad you had the fit issues.
Thanks a lot, Samuel. Yeah - but I'm happy with how it turned out in the end.