kpnuts
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Hi all bought this model cheap from Lidl, our workshop manager has one in copper metallic, his has the whale tail, i thought to myself how hard could that be this final try was version 5.
His engine and gearbox are a bit different too.
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When are you starting it.
More progress on this.
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Generally I just add a little dab of paint if it does show not been a problem before(although generally I do 1/8 or 1/12 scale kits)
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Hi all been away for a while (sorry got lured away by my art) but I'm back now made a start on this one bit disappointed it's not a full engine in this kit and since I'm used to 1/8 or 1/12 this seems tiny, anyway here is where I'm at.
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More dirtying and rusting of the body.
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More done to this poor old jalopy.
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Looking good
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Looks great love all the added details
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Hi all bit more rusting.
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Outstanding is a small word for work of this calibre
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Looking great
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Started dirtying up the chassis, got so many ideas about staging this wreck, I really want to show the chassis and engine separate from the bodywork, thinking in a barn with body parts piled up somewhere, so many ideas.
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So I'm getting less and less impressed with this kit, the instructions would have you in stages 1 and 2 glue parts 32c and 33c in then in stage 8 would have you attach the silver wire with the vinyl tube the chain is very fragile and the tube is a very tight fit, thus its an impossible task (at least without risking breaking the chain, also you have to add the silver wire to a slot in the back of parts 32c and33c which is on the inside and so can't be seen. I had to carefully remove the parts to attatch the wires then glue the parts back in with the wires already attached. They would have been better saying to attach the wires at stage 1 before you glue the parts in place, doing that would not interfere with any assy after that and would make life so much easier.
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It is (and of course skills tend to dull that ship)
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Hi all more done to this, did the exhaust with a combination of pastels and paint, quite pleased with how it's coming along, doing the corrosion on the water pipe with a combo of talc and pastels ground up (need to get more texture on it yet, may use a bit of salt)
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Hi all we are on hols and our accommodation comes with a hot tub,
This is what happens when you go out and they top up the chemicals in your hot tub and don't tell you not to use it for 2 hrs (we have a hot tub and know when you top up your hot tub they warn you not to go in it for at least 2 hrs)
Oh and if you're wondering if it's sore, yes it is .
Pam has similar burns on her back.-
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More work on this, I have to say it's no where near as good as the mefistofeles kit detail and fit wise I would actually go as far as to say it's the worst italari kit I've built in a while, the detail is very soft (there is a lot of it but it's not very crisp) if I had the patience (and the time) I would cut all the nuts and bolts heads off and replace them.
That said its certainly not a bad kit but since I was looking forward to it being a new mold kit I'm a bit disappointed with it.
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That's a great start on a restotation
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Yep great work.
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Bit more done to the engine of this.
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Awesome is all I can say
Revell 1/24 Porsche 917
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Hi all I wish I hadn't started this yet as we will be getting the actual car in our workshop in July (our boss has the honour of driving it atLe Mans)