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okazaki0511

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    1/12, 1/20

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    Chia-Hao Chen

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  1. Thank you for your appreciation. I’m working on the other red parts as well. The rear wing also needs to be glued and the gaps filled first, but it’s quite tricky to get the alignment and symmetry right.
  2. I used super glue mixed with regular gray putty to fill the panel lines. It’s also my first time building a kit from this manufacturer — it’s a Yokohama Hobby Forum limited edition, and it’s basically similar to Studio27's kit...
  3. Update some progress Almost all the panel lines are too thick so I filled them in and re-scribed everything, especially since the fuel cap was misaligned. As with the Halo, I glued it in place first, filled the gaps, and then applied gray primer at the end to check the surface.
  4. Update some progress. Finished the air funnel part.
  5. Drilled the cooling vents and thinned the connecting parts of front wing.
  6. Update some progress Use 1mm spring to simulate duct hose and use checkered heat shield sticker.
  7. Thanks a lot, I hope it almost perfect. Yes, I used Tamiya wih TopStudio's set. The wishbone is Tamiya's parts, they probably used metal for all 1/12 F1 car. The MFH detail book just uses for reference. I did some modifications based on it.
  8. update some progress Added the addtional oil cup and changed the red and yellow cable for the exhaust O2 sensor.
  9. update some progress The painting and wiring just followed MFH's detail book. Also weathered the rivets.
  10. Still use TopStudio's upgrade parts. Added weathering to accentuate the detail.
  11. Updated some progress. Finished the rear wing. Thinned down the end-plate and adjusted the groove for the assembly.
  12. I used some clear pictures to calculate the pitch. And asked someone to help to print it. The steering wheel just uses smaller design.
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