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MarcelT4

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  1. I have something else for you. The stripes on part of the rear spoiler from above.... ...and below.... ...and in the rear view. Then I started with the side stripes. Masking takes longer than anything else. The second strip is now on too. And then the last strip.
  2. Hello everyone, it's been a while. Now I have a little update for you. I removed the windows. It had plastic panes without sliding hatches. Then I painted the stripes. Of course, I made a mistake. The stripes are interrupted on the hood, where the Audi logo will be placed later. But that was fixed and repainted with the base coat. Hopefully, the decal will cover it up later. I'm still looking for a reasonable solution for the stripes on the sides. The widening makes it almost impossible to mask everything off exactly. Here I created and printed a few decals. I hope you'll stick with me?
  3. Hello, it went a little further. Unfortunately, I didn't have that much time because I had to work all the time. I put on the front and inserted the radiator grille loosely. Etched parts were also inserted. Then everything was painted. Then I printed the tires. Walter wasn't on slicks at Pikes Peak, he had Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tires. Then it was time for the underbody... ...with brake disk from the etched parts set. Here I put the front spoiler on loosely. Unfortunately not too much, but I didn't manage more in 2 days.
  4. Hi, all resin parts were created printable by me and also printed by myself.
  5. Hello everyone, I've been doing some rivet counting. Then I tried out the white primer. And then I painted the interior in Alpine White. In comparison with the primer, I find that the Alpine White has a slight yellow tint.
  6. Here is a small update. Since the kit steering wheel is wrong, the correct one was created and printed. And tried out how to make the grilles for the rear lights.
  7. Hello everyone, I started this project some time ago. I just forgot to share it with you. I will now do so. I'll let the pictures do the talking. I hope I can inspire some of you with this.
  8. Hello, here's the final. I'll just let the pictures speak for themselves. It didn't quite turn out the way I wanted it to, but the many warped parts just threw a spanner in the works.
  9. After a long time, the work continues. I have completed the marriage of the body, interior and underbody and then fitted the rear diffuser and spoiler holder. The spoiler is still loose at the moment. It was quite a hard job to connect the holder with the underbody and the diffuser.
  10. A few pictures today. The driver's door has already been successfully installed. The interior has been tried out and fitted.
  11. I have something for you again. I tried to replace the bulky windshield wiper with a 3D printed part. I continued with the mirrors. The belts were also installed. Of course, these are also printed parts. And finally I painted and fitted the lamp lenses.
  12. It went on. The dashboard with steering wheel. And a trial run with wheels. I tinted the rear lights. Matches the white paint better. The heart. I hope you like it too.
  13. Here is another picture where you can see the pearl effect a little better.
  14. Hello, short update. Finished painting, decals and clearcoat on and everything loosely put together.
  15. Evening everyone. Things have now moved on here too. I have completely installed the turbo system. I gave the interior a printed shift gate including the gear knob and new pedals. You already know the printed seats. The dashboard is now also finished. The spare wheel flew out of the trunk. The body has been painted. Still without clear coat. Once again in detail. That's it again for now. Not much, but at least something.
  16. Just another small update. I have created and printed spring struts. Installed here. The drive shafts are now also in place. Front too. The intercoolers. And a first rear view. As I can't find a solution for the folding headlights, I'm going to make a compromise and no longer install the lighting.
  17. Hello, I'm going to ask you a question here. I want to light up the model, but I'm not really getting anywhere with the flip-up headlights. I've already racked my brains, but can't find a good solution as to how I could make the mechanism so that they fold up when the light is switched on. I've had ideas with push and pull solenoids, linear servo ....... Maybe someone has an idea that I haven't thought of yet. I look forward to your ideas.
  18. Here is the chassis with half of the interior. The engine got cooling water pipes, which I once again realized by 3D printing. (These are not included in the kit) Here are the rear wheels and brakes. And the body primed white. I did this in preparation for the white paint. It will be a white with pearl effect. I continue until the weekend.
  19. Small update. Seats Rear wheels. Maybe there'll be more tomorrow.
  20. Thank you. I have chosen pearl white as the color. The wheels will be black.
  21. Hello everyone, a little update. Unfortunately, I don't have much time, so it will probably take a while again. It's "only" a fitting test, but things are progressing.
  22. No, I created it myself in 3D based on blueprints. Then everything was scaled to the appropriate scale of the kit and adjusted to the dimensions if necessary.
  23. Just a few little things again today. Once again, the side air intakes don't fit at all, so they were separated in the middle, a piece of Evergreen inserted and sanded into shape. Then the Countach was fitted with a door lock and hood release. And the interior was painted. Unfortunately, that was it again.
  24. We continue with small steps. The interior was primed. The printed drive shafts were given their first color. None are included in the kit, only a steel axle is provided at the rear. The exhaust also got a coat of paint. The door with the new upholstery. And here is the seat with the console.
  25. As announced, there's a little update today. It doesn't really look like much, but it was very time-consuming. First I made the frame for the front hood. Then I removed the front inserts for the parking lights and indicators. New printed ones were then inserted here. One original and one copy. Why the whole thing? Well, I want to illuminate the model, so I put separate lights in there, which are also illuminated individually. Then I built a console for the seat and gave the interior a floor. Here's the test.
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