Very Interesting! When thinking about this type of propulsion I look at video's or film of our Harrier Jump Jet, showing the adjustable nozzles on the side of the crat.
Yes Steve it was fun to build as it's only a snap kit, so adding extra detail makes all the difference! The flames took me a while to think up. I looked at various videos on YouTube but none fitted this build. So I will look into improving that aspect of future builds where flames need to be shown.
Cheers guys, it's the first time I've bought one of these Snap Kits. As someone said you need to add details/decals/flames, tyre smoke etc. I'll have to look into that, I have found a few on YouTube tutoring video's for that.
One of my two Christmas presents from my wife.................
I will need quite a while to perfect exhaust flames, but on this one I found side flame decals and laid them up on clear plastic sheet (food carton)...........
As no decals came with the kit I found these in the spares box.
Thanks skid896. At the back of every car there's an area of air depression, so as the original Mini Cooper race cars you point the exhaust into that area, which then takes the exhaust away quicker, thus making the car go faster.
The artists impression..................
Finding an old Union VW Beetle that I'd used as a custom, rat etc. I turned it into.........
But right at the end the gloss coat attacked the paint, on the body but not on the doors that I put on last thing. Not wanting to tear it all down I left it alone.
Thanks bbowser, I'm not so much apologising for being retired, but because of that I have more time to concentrate on my hobby of 60 years than most others!
Please remember that I'm retired, have a cabin in the back garden and can be in there for up to 4 hours a day!
And now to start getting kits lined up for the 2018 builds!