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Ferrari 310

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The F310 proved to be a front-running car, but without the outright pace or superb reliability which led to the Williams FW18s dominating 1996. Schumacher was able to win three Grands Prix, but the F310's shortcomings were shown by Irvine's run of eight consecutive retirements, most of them mechanical, as well as three straight double retirements.

About this creation

This is the Ferrari 310 used by Michael Schumacher in his Ferrari debut year, 1996. This is the higher nose spec version, used from the Canadian Grand prix onwards.

This is the side of the car. I have used yellow wheels to represent the gold that the actual car had. You can also the see extra winglets, coming from the rear wing.

This is the rear of the chassis, which isn't deatailed much, but has rear suspension.

The engine cover is removable to reveal the 310 engine. You can clearly see the distinct square shaped sidepods. I have also made a camera on top of the airbox. I have added a stearing wheel in the cockpit.

This is the V10, 3 litre engine, which connects to the gearbox and rear suspension.

I have made simple front suspension, and included the bargeboards on each side of the car. There isn't much to say about the front wing.

Thanks for looking at my model, please comment and rate if you have the time, and suggest any improvements, I'd appreciate it greatly.

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Daniel Wood

May 18, 2013

Quoting Harry Gravett Fantastic! :D The shaping is great, so are the colours :) Your best model!

Thanks:)

I like it

Harry Gravett

May 18, 2013

Fantastic! :D The shaping is great, so are the colours :) Your best model!

Conner Swift

February 13, 2013

This reminds me of the old Model Team Shell Ferrari I used to have =]

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Daniel Wood

August 7, 2012

Quoting Lego Builders Very cool. It's much much better than your other ones, probably since this was made using LDD. Now build it in real bricks! :-) -LB Jr.

Thanks! Oh trust me, i'd love to ;)

I like it

Lego Builders

August 7, 2012

Very cool. It's much much better than your other ones, probably since this was made using LDD. Now build it in real bricks! :-) -LB Jr.

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Daniel Wood

August 7, 2012

Quoting MortalSwordsman . Very nice. It is great to see what you are capable of with unlimited pieces. I especially like the nose and side pods. My only suggestion for improvement (as you have directly asked for it) is to make the wheel base a stud or two longer (the front wheels seem a little close to the side pods). However I am sure you have considered that already. Great build.

Glad you like it. Thanks for the suggestion, I was thinking this myself, if I make another car from this era, I shall try to do this.

I like it

MortalSwordsman .

August 7, 2012

Very nice. It is great to see what you are capable of with unlimited pieces. I especially like the nose and side pods. My only suggestion for improvement (as you have directly asked for it) is to make the wheel base a stud or two longer (the front wheels seem a little close to the side pods). However I am sure you have considered that already. Great build.

I made it

Daniel Wood

August 6, 2012

Quoting Loek Marcus (summer vacation for 3 weeks) Excellent car! Really great and big!

Thanks!