After a Long Break, I continue this one, as a Tribute to Carroll Shelby.
I built new Turkey Pan. The base part, I mean that the flat area is from the kit, but those "walls" are built from styrene. After little putty, it looks ready for paint. I also installed spark plug wires. Next I'm going to continue by installing headers and stuff like that.
Having problems with the picture uploading, so I post them when I can solve the problem...
Building Monogram's Street and Revell's Racing Version of Shelby Cobra.
Started by W-409, Nov 12 2010 07:13 AM
108 replies to this topic
#101
Posted 17 May 2012 - 05:14 AM
#102
Posted 21 May 2012 - 05:00 AM
OK, here are the pictures what I tried to upload for my latest update. Photobucket problem was solved quickly and now when the forum is back in business, here we go...
Spark Plug Wires On Their Place:



New Turkey Pan:

Spark Plug Wires On Their Place:



New Turkey Pan:

#103
Posted 21 May 2012 - 06:29 AM
Both builds look GREAT! NICE DETAILING!
#104
Posted 07 June 2012 - 06:37 PM
Nice cars Niko. Good work
#105
Posted 08 June 2012 - 01:52 PM
Nice details on the Cobras
#106
Posted 08 June 2012 - 08:50 PM
Thanks!
The battery, I need for the interior is coming now and soon I can continue building the interior too. I actually have some more work done for the engine, but when I do some little "weathering" for the headers, I'll post a picture or two.
The battery, I need for the interior is coming now and soon I can continue building the interior too. I actually have some more work done for the engine, but when I do some little "weathering" for the headers, I'll post a picture or two.
#107
Posted 09 June 2012 - 07:29 PM
Niko, you are doing an OUTSTANDING Job on the Cobras. 
Actually, just noticed this thread tonight and went through it. Dunno how I missed it... Been REALLY busy lately in the 1:1 world.
Anyway, The street car turned out Awesome! I agree with some on here that the paint is a bit heavy on the metal flake, but I bet it looks MUCH better in person. Cameras combined with a lot of lighting definitely make stuff like that stand out a lot more.
Can't wait to see the race car finished too. Very nice attention to detail! Makes me wanna build one now! Too much on my plate at the moment, though.
Actually, just noticed this thread tonight and went through it. Dunno how I missed it... Been REALLY busy lately in the 1:1 world.
Anyway, The street car turned out Awesome! I agree with some on here that the paint is a bit heavy on the metal flake, but I bet it looks MUCH better in person. Cameras combined with a lot of lighting definitely make stuff like that stand out a lot more.
Can't wait to see the race car finished too. Very nice attention to detail! Makes me wanna build one now! Too much on my plate at the moment, though.
#108
Posted 09 June 2012 - 08:41 PM
Thanks, Wayne! Very much appreciated.
The metal flake looks bit better in person, actually it's pretty good for my eye. In the sunlight it doesn't look right, though.
Needs to find some reference photos for the racing version too. My other computer broke down with all of my reference photos from every model car there.
So now I need to start looking for them again. I'm going to post few pics soon of the Cobra.
The metal flake looks bit better in person, actually it's pretty good for my eye. In the sunlight it doesn't look right, though.
Needs to find some reference photos for the racing version too. My other computer broke down with all of my reference photos from every model car there.
#109
Posted 10 July 2012 - 05:40 AM
I painted the Cobra last week, and finally here are the pictures. It's Maston's Blue from spray can and I hope it'll look good after decals, clear coat and polishing. This paint will be completely dry soon so I can put decals on. 


















