Jordan EJ10

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Hi all,

I built this one in 2006 using the Revell AG kit. The decals were the most challenging I've worked with. A lot of finesse and even more decal solvent was employed to get them to conform to all the curves and around the suspension pieces.
I refer to this car fondly as, "the kit that almost made me quit". ;D

Thanks for looking,
G

[geralds]

Whats the quality of the Revell F1 kits.

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geralds said:

Whats the quality of the Revell F1 kits.

I have to say I was pretty disappointed in the Jordan kit. I had a lot of fit issues and considering the low parts count, I expected a little more bang for the buck. I hope the Ferarri F2003 kits are better because I plan on building two of them.

G

[indy]

You did a great job with this one. This Jordan kit was a dog from all the reviews I have seen with many complaints about the plastic, tires, and such but again you pulled off a great looking model. I have a couple of these in my closet that I hope to do a Buzzin version along with a Benson version to display with each other.

Jordan

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Great stuff!!!

[LarryC39]

Dec 24, 2007 9:34:01 GMT -5 @geralds said:

Whats the quality of the Revell F1 kits.

Lets just say their ISO 9000 department spells quality with a KW. The decals are beautiful, the castings look good, and they're curbsides so you don't think of the engine ballast (although the Renault from a couple years back wasn't bad for a curbside engine). Try to put any of it together and ACK! I think Hawk did better at making airplanes in the 1950's, even with the fuselage halves being different sizes! The decals are hard as a rock and brittle.

[russd]

You did a great job. The fact that the plastic and decals were a challange only makes the end product more impressive. What Flo-Yellow did you use?

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Hi Duke,

Looks very sharp! ;D
Mongo