Tompidom

It's Finished Here is the WIP http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=78377

Mm I think I know wich one this is to! But i'm not 100% sure. Don't keep us waiting to long!!

The color looks great. And it has a nice and mean look with the stance like this!

Final straw

Well the kits instructions and decals tell me it has a 16V engine. But to be hones I would not know how much valves it has. I always use Zero Primer color and clear Have an update for you guys aswell Did some masking and painting today Added some extra colors to the engine bay Put the decals on the seats and added some belts Painted the grill black and added the red stripe Took a picture of how the wheels look on the body Thats it for now

Test fitted the bumper kit This afternoon i started painting all the parts and the body Now i have to wait untill the clear on the body has dried so i can start masking it off for all the black accents.

Got the paint in for this project about 2 weeks ago. So after i finished up the 2 Ferrari's I could start on this one. Next to the Porsche 911 this is my dream car. Got some nice extra's for this one \ And ofcourse a golf can't stay stock for very long, so i started cleaning it.

Thanks guys, i did 2 video's of the final assembly

I think it whas a tamiya karman gia kit for 10€ and when i opened the box there was not only the tamiya kit in it but also a hasegawa convertible:)

Thanks Guys!! These are finished http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=78186&p=993051

Body Zero paints Grey Primer Zero paints Aston Martin Morning Frost white Zero paints Ferrari Grigio Silverstone Zero paints Ferrari Corso Rossa Zero Paints Black Interieur Zero Paints Rose Grey Zero Paints Ochre Brown Tamiya silver Tamiya Gun metal Scale Productions Black Floking Scale Productions Grey Floking The kit The body's were really badley worped, and so were the hoods too. The chassis was to long so it did not fit properly without some gleu and a lot of clamping. Overall the rest of the parts fit really well no problem. But one thing is sure, I am not going to build another of these kits..........

The Wip can be found here http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=77577

Gave the grills a bit more depth And at last the interior tubs were placed on the chassis

When that was done i painted all the interior parts detailed them and put it together Placed the Ferrari shields And painted the wheels for the White one Some engine bay detailing

Made the speakers in de dashboard scratched a new control panel for the center console(becouse i lost the original) Placed the mirrors Painted all the chassis and engine parts and put it all together

Placed the window's And made a video of the polishing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXCZONPYGFs

Polished the body's and painted the trim also did the panel lines

The yellow looks good. I like what you have done with the engine and interior so far.

Those wheels don't even look half bad. Oke the tires are a bit big. But i expected a lot smaller wheels with bigger tires.

Will if i would buy one i want the green one from breaking bad. But i really don't want one, so I'll pass on this one

Not a big fan of the licence plates, but that last picture is killer!!!!!!

Realy nice car,great paintjob. Looks good!