Dave B

Ok, with plenty of details at the rear I needed to separate the engine cover. With no body lines I've made the cut where I think it needs to be. Had to be careful because it's still a little brittle compared to plastic. As a resin print it has lots of supports I had to remove and that leaves lots of little resin pimples on the inside/underside. These have to be sanded off to allow a neat fit for the body. Sanded away all the excess resin and have a neat fit for the front half, now to mark and scribe the remaining body lines and fix up the crooked cut lines. If you're watching this watching grass growing could be more exciting!! Dave B

Hi Steve, It is a purchased 3D printable file. Mine is 1/24, approx, and resin printed. Phil is an old mate of mine (50+years) and has a number of filament and resin printers. Not sure how it was drawn but they generally have drawbacks, I'm sure the draftsperson has never built one of there files. Dave

Great quick build Phil, the old Monogram kits were great value. Dave B

Another missed one. This is a great kit and yours looks better for the tidying up. Thanks for posting Helmut. Dave B

Great build Rich, I've been having a break and missed this one. Dave B

Missed this, great improvement Helmut. I have the later version. Dave B

Helmut, I agree with Bill, this is going to be a great save. Looking forward to seeing your progress. Dave B

This is take 2 on the Alfa. I initially bought a cheap file and got what I paid for. To top it off Phil had just started using his resin printer and was experimenting with resins, the result being an extremely brittle body, so much so I put it away. There was a sale recently and I took the opportunity to download a more detailed file. Phil has worked out a better resin mix so I've gone for it. Have two other builds on the go at the moment so progress will be slow. Tks for looking. Dave B

This is a great little car and you're lucky to have one in the family, the model is nice too!! Good luck with your transkit. build, should be fun. Dave B

Another great build Matt and tks for the pic of them all together. Dave B

This is going to be great, I love the P3 and I know you're going to do it justice. Dave B

That's a great looking build Thomas, tks for posting, love this period. Dave B

Great build Rich, waiting to see Andrews finished Lotus now!! Dave B

Saw this one race in Tassie Matt, looking forward to seeing it built. Dave B

Love this car, built a 1/32 slot car using a resin body. Also like Profile 24 but they aren't cheap. Better look for a download file!! Will be following this build. Dave B

Nice builds Thomas, tks for posting. Dave B

Looking good Andrew. I'm glad you don't use auto acrylics, you'd end up with a pink E type!! Dave B

Great builds Pierre, my favourite being the Batmobile. All the best for the new year. Dave B

WOW, what a kit and you are doing it justice. Dave B

Unfortunately guys it looks like you're right. The windscreen posts are too upright but I doubt I'll be correcting them as resin is a little more fragile than plastic and it would also mean redoing the door window frames. As for the nose I'm happy with the short nose version, it pretty much replicates the car I saw race at Longford back in the day. It was old english white back then and was very successful for a short period of time. Dave B

Yes guys, you'll both have a lot of work to do, but given the age of the kits the detail was quite good. Looking forward to seeing both builds being posted on this thread. Dave B

Jet ski!!

Father Christmas has arrived in Tassie early this year. Went out with my mates last night and Phil gave me a complete printed Zagato kit. I bought the file some time ago and its just been printed. The rest is outside in the sun curing. Won't be started for some time yet!! Dave B

Looks really good Rich. There are some great resin kits out there. You're knocking your builds off really quickly at the moment, don't you sleep!! Dave B

At least being Hasegawa I assume there is no engine detail to worry about? Looks good Pierre, and only 2 colours as well, that must have been very relaxing prior to starting the SSK . Dave B