World's Smallest Ferrari Key Fits Tiny Hand-Built Ferrari

[cletus8269]

We've just found the world's smallest Ferrari key. What's it ignite? How about one of the world's most excruciatingly detailed 1/8-scale miniature hand-built Ferrari F40s? Check out the mega-gallery of master craftsmanship below.

A highly trained model enthusiast member of the Model Brouwers.nl forum has managed to make us feel like smaller, weaker men than we actually are by carefully assembling this 515 piece Pocher 1/8 scale miniature Ferrari F40. Not content with realism that the Pocher kit provides, he cranked the dial to eleven by including a 1500 piece photo-etched Autograph transkit into the mix.

http://jalopnik.com/5320344/worlds-smalles...errari/gallery/

Holy... Dookie...

[Camino LS6]

Remember the guy who hand built his own with no kit?

Much more impressive, and it actually ran.

[Z-06]

Why?

[Robert Hall]

Very cool..great detail on that Pocher kit. I built an F40 kit probably 15 years ago, but it's a 1/24th scale Tamiya.

I have yet to build a Pocher--they have insane amounts of detail and are very tedious to build. I have built a variety of kits, mostly 1:25th and 1:24th from AMT, Revell, Monogram, Jo-han, Aoshima, Fujimi, Hasegawa, Tamiya, Italeri, etc.

Rob

Edited July 22, 2009 by Cubical-aka-Moltar

[Justin Bimmer]

I built a model once, Corvette C4 Grand Sport. It was pretty lame, I don't have surgeon's hands.