Mattilacken

An updated mock-up .

Have been sanding all over this project and things is looking smother. But biggest update is wheels and tires v 2.

Have been sanding all over this project and things is looking smother. But biggest update is wheels and tires v 2.

Nice work on the wheels, i deemed the wheels as not workable since they did look so lumpy, but you made them look good!

Looking good!

Sweet build! Looking great!

Great work!

Been smoothing out the body after first primer and I also made the splitter permanent. I also decided that Al the cooling air needed for the engine needs to go some where so I made a hood vent.

Thanks dan! I am also for it so i think i will! It sure did feel good to finally be able to have it one collor instead of al the different ones. Thanks! I agree, it should be flat it suits it better than the old style scoping effect as they had on old TA cars. Hehe they are nice and i like the width but i am leaning on printing a set of new wheels and nwe front tires so i will print these for the rears.

And here is primer!!

primer time!!

It sure does!! Feelt realy nice to get there and to night i will try to AB som primer on. I post progress pics later

Got my race silverado prepped for first coat of primer

I saw these 2 today, not my picture but i belive its the same cars from UK, Lancia Stratos, replicas, they where well made and used to drive to the north cape and back! I saw them north of the Arctic Circle. And a Integrale was with them.

Pushrod suspension is done.

Got an idea at work today, what doy you guys think of this idea? Open upp the lower openings to become larger air inlets.

Got this done over the last few days. I have installed a bunch of magnets for holding the hood as well as the front and to hold the engine in place. i also started with 3mm aluminum rod to make an exhaust from the turbo then drilled the end of the turbo and the pipe and placed a magnet there as well. I also drilled holes for the exhaust in the bedside. I have also made the integrated racing high beams, I will be using the clear glass from the C5-R kit later but it looks cool even with the corvette coverplate, had to turn everything upside down due to the shape of the bumper. I also got some more work done on my rear suspension. What do you guys think about the front splitter? Yey or nay?

Have made some progress, I have installed a bunch of magnets for holding the hood as well as the front and to hold the engine in place. i also started with 3mm aluminum rod to make an exhaust from the turbo then drilled the end of the turbo and the pipe and placed a magnet there as well. I also drilled holes for the exhaust in the bedside. i have also made the hole for the front racing high beams, I will be using clear glass later but it looks cool. I also got some more work done on my rear suspension. What do you guys think about the front splitter? Yey or nay?

Here is some examples of Swedish trucks with that idea. These first 2 are conventional diesel and the others are electric. Two of them are for the mining industry here in the arctic region. electrics:

I agree. I like the porsche ones better, shoudl be black though, but the steelies with bigger meets would be cool, but they dont go as well with the paint scheme.

Looks like a Volvo or Scania Truck, much like the ones we have here exept the wheel covers and aerodynamic tail.

Looking great mate, as always! Details are subtile and nice yet effective! Great work!

Managed to more or less finalize the frame work/cage for my C5R Silverado. Fender supports in the front are there as well as body mounts for the rear quarters. I almost think i am starting to be done with frame work exept for som finishing touches and some platic card on the dashboard.

Made some more work on the piping. And I am actually feeling that I am starting to be done with the frame work. I Just need to sort the rear pushrod suspension and then I believe the frame to be done except for finning touches on seems and such. And I sorted my miss alignment, it was a portion of the firewall pushing the body to one side. What’s your thoughts?

Thanks Steve! Nice hearing from you! The 3D printer for sure helps when cad design in some cases is so much easier and quicker for me than doing the scratch building it self But piping is one thing that i prefere to do tradisionaly still