MarcelT4

LaFerrari in Blood-Red Candy.

Here a 1956 Chevrolet Nomad with Candy-Paint.

Hello, here my own favorite paintjob. Paint with Zero Fine Silver, Zero Candy Flame Red, Tamiya Smoke, Tamiya Clear Red and finally Zero Paints Diamond 2K Clear. A very cool Candy effect.

The taillights and rear panel are from a overtuned Maisto Pro Rodz Mustang. I stripped the varnish and repainted them with Tamiya clear red and Molotow.

Here are some pictures of the almost finished Mustang. I hope it still pleases you.

Hello, Today both Minis in a double pack. Unfortunately both don't come across so nice in artificial light.

Thank you all.

You had to wait a long time, but now it could finally go on with the BMW Mini. In Germany, the longed-for honeycomb grid is now available as etched parts. But see for yourself.

Today I finished the suspensions and put on the wheels. Also the interior is almost finished. Here are some pictures.

Hello, After I got fed up with the printer, I worked on the Mustang. First, I took the underbody and attached the suspensions. Since the cardan shaft was now too short, the ends were simply separated and glued to a piece of Casting again. I also finished the interior and primed. Then the first color applied to the interior. After the taillights had bathed almost 72 hours in Dowanol, these were finally freed from the paint and could be properly colored using Tamiya Clear Red. And now a taste of the color. And of course the wheels too. Now I'm curious about opinions.

Thanks all. Now a very short update. After the 3D printer left, I now had to use the printed parts I had. But first I finished the engine so far and pulled a strap on it. Then I used the front suspension. Now I'll have to decide if I fix the old printer or get myself a Creality Ender.

Now continue. Have the engine a try in the room named after him. And once the complete Airride printed and painted. So far from me, now you again.

Well mild custom he gets in the body, but more of a wild custom.

Now it's time again. I modernized the interior. Then something printed and tinkered for the rear suspension. The strut is for illustrative purposes only. Also for the front something was printed. And the wheels.

Hello, I have extended the intake a bit and brought a little more color for the engine in the game. Now I have to somehow integrate the Supercharger into the drive. I just do not know how. I also created an air filter, printed and provided with color.

Thanks, Koellefornia Kid. So, now under construction. I had to redone the intake because today a SC came from Shapeways. Yesterday I had already given some color to my self-printed. The front suspensions are also changed, so the chassis had to be changed as well. And due to the Radhausverbreiterung inside, of course, the interior no longer fit. What the heck, he is just a 2-seater. And last but not least, a sports air filter.

Servus, I've used the last 2 days, and the Supercharger newly created on the PC and printed. Now it's the right thing Whipple Supercharger does in real life. The air duct from the front and the drive on the side over. Here the original. (Picture is unfortunately from a Camaro) And here on the left my created part (I have the Intake built in the same time). The right one is the first prototype. I hope you like it

No, the engine comes from a Revell kit from the 2014 mustang gt.

I habe found one. https://www.shapeways.com/product/W8NWUFLSJ/whipple-blower-1-24-only?optionId=63677496

Unfortunately, I have nowhere found a supercharger, so I created and printed it for myself.

Today I created and printed a prototype of the supercharger.

Hello Curt and welcome. Amy question: Is there actually a whipple supercharger for the engine of the 2014 Mustang GT?

Hello, I start a new BB. The conversion is already in full swing. This Mustang will come along with the 5.0L engine of the 2014 Mustang GT and many other modifications. I started with the modification of the rear panel to mount other taillights. The part is from an Overtuned Maisto Mustang. Then I started to modify the engine compartment. Here I removed the battery, straightened everything with a sheet and filled with (my) version of GAP. It has also begun to make room for wider wheels. Then I have ever engine parts wrapped in color. And the engine itself too.

Hello, While I did not get any further on the BMW Mini, I tried a metal model. I saw this at a flea market and could not resist. However, the paint was battered and I did not like the color too much. It was so mint / light green and above white. I have stripped it completely and painted it in Candy Flame Red, as well as on the top in white and with a Revell varnish, which has a metallic effect. Should probably be intended for the Airbus. But now the pictures. I also completely cut out the loading area and made it real again using real wood (chopsticks from the big M). And the bumpers were chrome-plated by means of Molotov, before were white.

Hello, I donated the Mini a facelift and installed the new headlights. Still without glass. And the wheel / tire combination is now also.