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1936 Toyoda Model AA (Tamiya)


Gapmaker

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Hi everyone! This is my first car model I ever build. This is my first finished scale model after about 20 years break. And this is my first post here :) Tamiya spray cans and Tamiya polishing compounds were used. Straight from the box project with minor scratchbuild (dashboard dials, brake lines, wood plating on underside, BMF chrome moldings). Thanks for watching.

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Thanks for everyone for grading highly of my model! It gives me additional kick for next projects!

After a 20 year hiatus it does not look like you lost any building skills.

The trick is that it's my second attempt of building this model. First one was deadly unsuccessful. After forth times of paint stripping and repainting, plastic parts were completely destroyed. But I gained great experience in painting.

 

Those door handles look like real metal, how did you do those?

Just cut and glue :) Door handles and wheel caps are stock parts from the kit.

Great!!! Amazing!!! The pinstripping in green on the sides is just amazing. Would love to know how it was done. 

These are kit decals which were applied before clear coats.

Отличная работа!

Спасибо, Юрий! Ваши работы и фотосеты для меня всегда являются примером, так что мне есть у кого учится и на кого равняться :) и к чьему качеству стремиться. 

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