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A fat, almost two-month long project is coming to an end. Pagani is finally ready. Aoshima's projection is quite interesting, additionally I have invested in sheets also from this company, which in my opinion are sufficient for the valorization of the model, and cheaper by more than half than Hobby Design. The advantage of the set is a very rich number of parts, a disadvantage - the model does not forgive mistakes, if at some point we stick something unevenly, not very carefully - in further assembly it will surely remind us and we will have a problem, which can be seen, for example, after exhaling - or crookedly, or not at all 😉. The whole shell is a significant problem of this model - in the closed version, we have to take care of every millimeter, because during the final folding, nothing will fit and there will be strength. I didn't even try to close the door because I know that it also has a bad fit. (Due to the fact that English is not my main language - some sentences translate by Google Translator - sorry ) Model in numbers and data: Main color - Verde Pampa from the Creative Colors Banzai palette Clear coat - 2 GX 100 jars Satin varnish - LP-24 Tamiya Interior color - Beige Brown from the Creative Colors Banzai palette Carbon - 2.5 sheets Renaissance RE-KC Chrome, metallizers, silver - AK Metal Extreme Polished Aluminum, Matte Aluminum, Chrome, Titanium, Chrome Molotow marker, Gunze H8 Decal softening liquids: Micro SOL, Creative Colors Decal Liquid

I haven't been able to work on models in a while, so i'm still working on my Pagani. This is also the first time I've ever posted here as I build. This kit has modelers nervous since no one has been able to make everything fit together. I was going to wait and make a video, but at the rate I build, I wouldn't be helping very much. The way this model builds up out of the box, only gives you two options; 1) leave parts off just so you can close everything (not very well), and 2) glue everything in the "open" position. I'm 99.9% sure that I can make everything function as expected, in fact, i'm going to be ADDING a lot of details as well. My Pagani will be totally wired up as much as photos will show. I hope I can help others build this kit the way it should be......thanks for looking in.

Hello, everyone!, its been a very long road, but she's finally done!! I set out to show how it was possible to build it as any kit should be i.e; you can display it both open....AND shut. Its not perfect, but then again, nobodies ever is, and I am actually pretty stoked about how she's turned out. For those of you who have been following along, you know that there is WAAAAY too many things I changed, SB, or added, to be able to write them all down here. There is a 27 page WIP on it that will show it better than I can ever remember, and i'd like to thank everyone who followed along, and supported me with their encouragement!....YOU ALL are VERY much appreciated!!! I also hope to see more of these built in the future....it is an amazing kit, that deserves to be built.

Hey, everybody!, here is the next in my Stig Collection!....it is extremely detailed.....hope you like it....thanks for stopping in!

The Pagani Zonda C12 "Quick Build" kit, is it worth it? I'm sure I could find a way to make it difficult to build. Hobby Search: Pagani Zonda C12