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Thanks Bob!
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Thanks David! That is so true, and that it’s more or less the reason why this one stalled I guess. It was no fun when with the tint and it became a hurdle. Well I have a plan for sorting the side windows now. Just need to get bench time to get it done. But tonight is 1:1 jeep time, need to Finnish my conversion to steel springs with the parts coming in today so I can have the car back. Thanks man! Thank you, I went to great lengths to get it that low with those huge tires and it really came out as I wanted it to! thank you sir! Thank you! Will try that tip!
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Thanks David! I also printed some counters and m18 tools as well as an engine to put on the stand
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Thanks for the encouragement! Will try! did some progress at least, got most of the interior done. Cage is glued as well as seats and belts. I also started gluing the window and noticed I had made a mistake when cutting of the side window and cut them to close to the quarter windows. So I need to do some magic there.. but that’s for tomorrow. I did also remove the tint on Al side windows and even cut the side windows if as mentioned since they had a hideous thickness to them that caused an optic diversion. So I will replace them with clear plastic sheet. I let pictures speak.
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Thanks. I think I pushed to hard so I cut the paint… don’t know what to do.. might just take a small brush with black paint and give it a once over.
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I will start puttin it on the window trim, not sure i want to do the emblem in the back though. high probobility to damage the paint i belive.. I have don close to no BMF yet.
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After some comments here on the board i decided to bring this one in the shop again. So was messing about with the new Garage backdropp and got to re familirize with the build:) and i decided to try to ad chrome with Bare metal foil instead of spraying Revell chrome. will see how that goes to night. Hers one of the pics.
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Looks good! Like your garage door wen you took the effort to make it in profiles and not just a photo as I have
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I Did some mods to make it look more real when taking photos, I made a piece of roof to give some shadow next to the wall and I did also make a roof beam just as a prop.
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Thanks David! i have some improvments planed so will try to make them happen soon 😃
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Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
Mattilacken replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Thanks. Not yet, it’s still in progress.. I think I got fed up with it when I kind of messed up the toning of the rear windows… will bring it up and Finnish it soon. -
Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
Mattilacken replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Cool! Well it should be the same kit and the impala is a snap kit even though they don’t advertise it on the box. I believe the engine is 6 pieces or so. here is the build thread: -
Thanks every one. i have felt that this display was a bit small for what I need so I went ahead and made some new brick wall backdrops that I printed on the A3 printer and then I bought a thick cardboard same as architects use I guess, and then made this garage setup.
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Nice, did you make any more progress on this one?
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Great looking build! I have been looking at this kit manny times but have not gone for it yet
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Did some more work on this. Have cut of the diffusor so I can ad one that I made which is more accurate. Also cut off all the steering components to make it posable. I did also ad some detail to the rear a arms with stretched spruce I did some bolt detail which they lack completely. The new wheels and lights are also seen here. It’s what I have seen the 1:1 have when you strip the body. |
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I have been poking around with the corvette later I made the rear arches flow a bitt better since it’s hard to se on the 1:1 where they are wider than their predecessor. And I did also open up the lexan window frame so it looks more proportional I did also thin out the body so I later can modify the cage so it comes further up to the body. Or see how I can lower it lower over the chassis.
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Made some new fasteners for the front and also a new placement of the front coilovers that are a bit more interesting. And the C5r got some adjustments to the fenders that I cut apart earlier and moved outside to represent the 003 and later chassis. I also opened up the window frames to be able to see the proportions and to be able to modify the cage later so it comes flush to the body.