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SCCeh 2010 'Stang


turn1wonder

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I've been inspired by this thread...

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=27328&hl=

I think I will try a exact copy of the 1:1 car but first I'm going to do a build on an unmodified SCCA kit chassis, hopefully I've learned stuff from my other similar build that is stalled at the moment.

Some of the things I want to do on this build are altering the body's wheel openings to fit the chassis, pinching the grill/headlight opening, adding the hood and rear side vents and having the option of 3 different wings

These first pics will show some forward and backward steps.

Cut out some discs and centered them on the axles...

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...slicing the hood and fenders to bend them down...

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...first primer coat...

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...first sanding and separating of the main pieces...

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...second primer...

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I discovered that the epoxy that I used never did get hard so I had to do some "dentistry"...

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...and a second sanding...

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Bob

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  • 1 month later...

UPDATE Aug 23

What I have so far. Only unmodified parts so far are the front and rear glass...and I will be cutting the front glass and have not decided on the rear glass yet.

I can post some in-work pics if anyone is interested but most of them will show what did not work to my satisfaction.

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Thank you all very much for the comments!

Here are some in-work pics from earlier.

Used a compass to mark what I wanted the cut them out with a drum sander on a rotary tool...

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...glued them on then used the kitchen counter top to set them at 90 degrees...

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...then bondo'd them on...

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.Thanks Ray.

Sanded off most of what I put on...

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Sanding super glue, the dust really hurts the eyes. Looking at my safety glasses shows how it sticks to everything...

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When I started sanding all that bondo I was clean-shaven...

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