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You do fantastic work with this one. I like that detailing very much, it looks just like 1:1 car. Over all it looks excellent to me, oh and those wheels are super cool!

For inspiration, Robert Joosten's Camaro ProMod at Alastaro, 2011.

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Saw that camaro in the latest edition of Custom Car, when it features a report on the NitrOlympicX event in Germany.

Unfortunately due to grip issues of the track, it went nose first in to the barrier, but not serious thankfully.

Well I have chosen a colour scheme, and................... you will see it when the main colour goes on.

Got the wheel tubs done, and I was going to put carbon transfers on them, but chose the flat black instead.

Also started to prep the body and inserted 4mm magnets to make sure the doors stay closed.

Had to fix a problem with the right hand side headers. All the constant handling, loosened the exhaust.

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stay tuned
steve
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  • 2 weeks later...

Paint is finally being laid on. I have started with a black base, with a pearl red colour coat.

This will be followed by a crystal red, which is a colour changing pearl metalflake.

Just waiting for a suitable size case to this in.

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Thanks for looking.
Steve
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Wow, what a beautiful build, Steve. One of the best detailed, cleanest engines I've seen. I can't find a flaw, ragged edge or mis-paint in any of the closeups.

I can't see how the seat turned out. Your last shots showed blue 'pads'. Did you cover these or paint them?

I forgot the name of the material you make your parts out of, but you absolutely need to make a tutorial of your process. Many of us would benefit from it.

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Thanks guys.
The pads on the seat were cut and shaped from the foam found inside of one of my airbrush boxes.
Here is the next stage of the paint. Crystal red from Specialist Paints was applied and two coats of clear to seal it, ready for the airbrushing.
Also got the case delivered, and let me tell you, it was a close thing, with 2mm clearance at each end.
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Cheers.

Got the airbrushing done along with the sponsorship decals, grill and headlights. Just waiting some clear to arrive.

Quite happy on how the airbrush work has turned out, and it was how I wanted it. Thought about adding lettering, but I will make a plaque for that.

The official name for this is "Soul Reaper"

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Thanks guys.

Steve... nice work. That airbrushing looks great. Dud tou use any stencils or did you free hand it? You ae so close to having this one completed. Great job.

Chris, I used both stencils and free hand. The sides where copied and scaled down from a large stencil.

Steve i have just read your entire post...that looks amazing,i also have a 1/16 camaro ready to start but first i have got a 41 willys in the works soon to be posted.

Darren, I look forward to seeing the Willys done. If you are going to Wheels Day, you will see the camaro there.

I am in the middle of clear coating, I will post pics soon.

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Got the clear coat on, and just waiting for it to cure before I polish it.
Started to get the windows sorted along with the rear lights.
The rear and side windows, are cut from clear sheet, the front is from an MPC 1/16 Firebird.
The rear lights are two sets of custom lights from a 1/25 AMT 57 Ford.
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