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Re: ferrari enzo
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lugnet.technic
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Thu, 13 Jan 2005 07:28:32 GMT
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Thanks, my new Enzo is coming along very well. It is still very much in "The
Works"
I have posted some new pics of the engine:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=1061181
I am doing the best that I can to keep it as realistic as I can.
However, the "Real" Enzo has a semi-automatic 6 speed transmission. This I could
not re-create, So I did in fact install a 6 speed Stick tranny with reverse. The
only reason why I did this was so that I could at least have a gearbox in the
car that came closer to the real Enzo than nothing at all. And the whole car is
studless(Except for the dress-up stuff on the engine)
The suspension is very unique and performs to perfection. It keeps the car low
and is nice and stiff.
As soon as I get the rest of the tan parts for the seats(Which should be today
or tomorrow) it will almost be complete.
Like I said before, I did the best job that I could with the parts that Lego
made availible, even though those parts were not to scale, and made things very
difficult. :)
-Paul Boratko
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| Crowkillers- Your ferrari looks really good. I have seen in the pics that it has a stick shift, just like in the real thing. Especially the suspension. Did you look at different pics to get a rough idea of how to build it? My only comment deals with (...) (20 years ago, 13-Jan-05, to lugnet.technic)
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