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Grand prix de France Formule 1 2022

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Taken during the Dutch Formula1 GP 2025

Arena - Hans Ernst Bucht

 

Leica AF-C1 on Kodak ProImage, self-developed in Bellini C41, self-scanned with LS9000 + vuescan+ darktable (linux)

I recently bought the Ferrari Garage LEGO set, for the 250GTO. It is pretty good, but it was the 312t4 which took most of my attention. It was good looking, but ill-proportioned.

 

Original 312t4 is an odd-looking ground effect car. With its double-decker front, very low sides and rectangular body, it has this "ugly but effective" vibe, which was - to me - somewhat lost in LEGO version.

 

I tried to fix it. It ended up being a bit more than add a plate here and there and fix some proportions. Eventually I built the little car from scratch and gave up trying to fit entire minifig inside, it just made the upper section too wide. It still is too wide, to be honest, but seems to be a reasonable compromise.

 

All the stickers are taken from the original set, just recut and placed more appropriately.

2019 F1 SingaporeGP_day3 at 2nd corner stand

Model of 1989 Ferrari F189 Brickshelf gallery

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Formula 1, Singapore GrandPrix 2011

 

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2022 Formula1 Japanese GP SUZUKA

A car dealer by trade, Mo Nunn stumbled into motor racing when his family's businesses traded in a racing car. During the second half of the 1960s, he raced himself but by the turn of the decade set about designing and building his own Ensign racing cars. By 1973, he had moved up to Formula 1 after Ricky von Opel had commissioned a car. The same basic design with minor revisions was carried over for 1974.

 

Impressed by the results of the early Ensigns, the Dutch HB Bewaking company backed the development and construction of a fresh design for Gijs van Lennep to drive. The increased funding meant that Nunn could add the talented engineer Dave Baldwin to his staff. Starting with a clean sheet, they together designed the new-for-1975 Ensign N175.

 

A conventional 1970s Formula 1 car, the N175 was built around the readily available drivetrain consisting of a Cosworth DFV V8 and a Hewland gearbox. This was bolted onto a sheet-aluminium monocoque chassis as a fully stressed unit. The front suspension had a rising-rate geometry and the front brakes were mounted in-board. The car was only entered in select events but Van Lennep did manage to score Ensign's first point by finishing sixth in the German Grand Prix.

 

A dispute with HB saw Nunn lose ownership of the N175 at the end of the year. This prompted him to build a new car for 1976, which featured outboard brakes as per the request of new signing Chris Amon. He added two further points to Ensign's tally with the N176 in Spain. Amon lost faith in the team and the car after two crashes caused by component failures. His vacant seat was taken by Jackie Ickx, who ultimately destroyed the car at the penultimate round of the year.

 

Despite a difficult 1976 season, Nunn managed to compile a bigger budget for 1977 thanks to increased sponsorship from Teddy Yip, whose Theodore team ran a new N177 for Patrick Tambay in the second half of the year. The car itself was a further evolution of the existing car with detail design changes only. Clay Regazzoni drove the factory Ensign and together with Tambay he accrued a total of 10 points, which would be Ensign's best ever result.

 

The 1977 cars were re-used the following season by a colourful mix of drivers. One car was updated with the latest ground-effect tunnels but this did not improve the performance much. Only a single point was scored by the Ensign and Theodore teams. The uprated N177 was used into the 1979 until the all-new ground-effect N179 was introduced. Scoring 11 points in two seasons, the N177 was to be the most successful Ensign ever.

Alternate model of Creator set 5867. Formula 1 cars are already a pain to build in LEGO due to their aerodynamic and slick looks. Limiting yourself to 1 set only, makes it even harder. But that's the fun and challenge, so here's the result. Again the floor had to be built upside down to accommodate for the rest of the SNOT work. More at: mocpages.com/moc.php/224320

Yarış tutkunlarının büyük ilgi gösterdiği F1 2016, yeni ve gelişmiş özellikleriyle kullanıcılarla buluşacak.

  

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Formula 1 al supermercato.......

Foto desde el publico, tribuna H en el Gran Premio de Sao Paulo 2021, Brasil.

 

Photo from the stands, Grandstand H at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2021, Brazil.

Charles Leclerc of Ferrari seen during qualification for the 2023 United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas, Austin, on October 20th, 2023.

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