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Thank you! Thank you!
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Thank you! Thank you!
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I'd proudly display that build in my cabinet. I think it really stands out in yellow.
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Thank you! I highly recommend you pick one up and build it! It's molded in red - so plan accordingly.
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That's awesome! The yellow really suites the car - every picture I've seen of the Mythos makes me think that surely Ferrari didn't have to use "Ferrari Red". ? I like the gunmetal treatment of the wheels - really emphasizes their character. Wish I'd thought of that, especially since I painted the car gray. I had trouble getting the metal scripts to stay - you can see that I lost the "Ferrari" on the rear between the bench and taking pictures in the kitchen. Do you recall having trouble getting the head light covers to properly sit? I see that you had more success than I did with getting the interior tub to sit properly with the body. Nice build!
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Really great build!
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Thank you. I wanted to build it silver or gray from the start - all Ferrari's are red, right? Thank you! It is a wide car, for sure. Would love to see your yellow one - do you have pictures? thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
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Thank you! Thank you. As far as I know, there was only the one concept car built.
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Well, this one took a minute. I bought this kit when it first came out, which I think was in 1991. It followed me around, unbuilt, until I started building it in 2002 or 2003. Then, life happened, and it got put away. I dug it out late last year (2022) with the intention of finishing it over Christmas break. No, make that finishing it by January 1st, 2023. Well, how about I finish it in March? Special thanks to Leroy Long for helping me along with a missing part. Painted Tamiya Light Gun Metal TS-42, with Tamiya Semi-Gloss Bright Gun Metal TS-100 for the interior. Polished out with Tamiya finishing compounds. I added Eduard photoetched seatbelts, and that's it. I think during final assembly, I got the rear of the cockpit tub a little low, as there is a small gap just behind the seats that I think shouldn't be there. But it's done now. WIP here:
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Fireball Modelworks still in business' ?
Jonathan replied to Jon Haigwood's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Joseph is a great guy to deal with! Highly, highly recommended. -
Hopefully, back on track. After a couple of days in the "Purple Pond", I was left with this. We had a few cool days here, and I think being cool outside (and in the garage) kept the cleaner from doing its stuff. But not to fear ... 91% isopropyl alcohol, and elbow grease, I had better results (And yes, practice safety - wear gloves, don't breath the isopropyl alcohol vapors, etc., etc.!) I still had to do some light sanding and scrape out the panel lines again. First coat of primer, flowed by a light sand. I need to do one final coat of primer and then I think I can paint again. But it's raining like crazy today.
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Welcome, Blake. Whereabouts in NC are you? I grew up not too far from Fayetteville - and if you're ever in that area, go visit Hayes Hobby House. If you're ever in the Triangle area, go visit Hanger 18 Hobbies in Cary. Both are great shops.
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I'm really enjoying this! Excellent work.
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A great idea! Looking forward to seeing what you do with this.
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Oops. So .... I thought I'd touch up the dash and use more of a flat black than the dark gray. Mind you, I've completed everything else and all that remained was final assembly. Removed the masking tape - and removed the paint. Oopsy. I think this is related to whatever primer I used initially (I don't recall). So, looks like a strip and repaint is in order for the body. Oh, so close ....
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This is incredible work!
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Interesting bit of history and what a beautiful save! So cool!
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Wow! This is outstanding!
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Olson Bros. resin parts - update on Chris
Jonathan replied to gui_tarzan's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
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Beautiful work. This is the car that always comes to mind when I hear "Lamborghini". I know they've built some amazing cars over the years, but the early Countach is the one to have in my book. Very nice build!