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Posted

What's up everyone this build going to be very interesting aha I am using a shadow box from Michaels to recreate Tamiya's "Part Panel" collections! 

As title says, Tamiya's master piece Laferrari is going to be in the shadow box. 

I usually never took pictures to show process but this time I will do my best to take pictures in between lol

Cheers,

 

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waiting for cement to dry up to sand the seam lines

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roughly sanded with 600 - 1000 to give primer some bite

 

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There were some mold circle thing? so I filled them up with tamiya putty and sanded smooth

 

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Got rid of the air flow channel seam lines with cement and putty

 

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So since I don't have any tool that is thin enough to fit through the gap, I just use some super glue to attach Tamiya sand papers on bamboo stick and after wearing out, just take em off and reglue a new one! 

 

I am not creative enough to think of any other way lol

 

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Door panel seam lines are pain in the butt to get out... 

 

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So the front and rear bumper's arc didn't let the part face forward so I had to trim the part flat in order to face forward properly.

 

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Ready for primer!

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Posted

Very cool. I like the method of sanding the narrow areas in the doors. Will be using that on my FXX-K build.

Ben

Posted (edited)

What's up yall, here are some update.

 

I applied White primer on the panels before I paint some red.  

If you like popping red, use pink primer as a base. But white is good enough for me 

 

Enjoy!

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Had to do some correction -_-

 

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Excited to lay some red! 

 

 

 

Edited by Samuel S
Posted

Ahh, a parts panel , now I understand what you are talking about,  interesting idea.

 

Once I started using Tamiya's Pink Primer for red, I cant go back to using white , nope, notta, cant do it.

Posted

Ahh, a parts panel , now I understand what you are talking about,  interesting idea.

 

Once I started using Tamiya's Pink Primer for red, I cant go back to using white , nope, notta, cant do it.

Thanks! I can't wait to finish this thing

Posted

Hi, i cant for the life of me figure what shadow box means,can you explain?Thank you

You should look up shadow box! It's like a deep photo frame that you display collectible things inside or pictures! 

 

I hope that made sense haha

Posted

What's up guys

I brushed some tamiya italian red today. Not much to say but I am very enjoying this build.

Enjoy the pics and subscribe on my youtube for builds!

happy modeling

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Posted

What's up guys

I spent hours masking the panels for dual black color on the laferrari and the BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH curve tape that I got from hobby store left sticky residue -__-

 

T_T

 

This is why I can't trust brands without two stars (Tamiya if you haven't got the joke)

But now I gotta start this process all over again with italian red... 

 

Something that I noticed with Alclad paints is that they don't stick as well as tamiya laquer paint and the strength of the paint is very weak...

 

Stick to Tamiya lol

 

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would've been a lot easier if the black part was separate for the back

 

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You can kind of see the curve tape that left residue through tamiya masking tape :/

 

 

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NIGHTMARE

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haha I gotta start this all over again...

 

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residue....

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and more residue...

 

 

 

Posted

 This is an example of a shadow box that Samuel S is eventually going to complete (this one is a Tamiya Lexus LFA, built by Tamiya for sale in the Toyota store for only US $818)LFAmodel.jpg

Posted

 This is an example of a shadow box that Samuel S is eventually going to complete (this one is a Tamiya Lexus LFA, built by Tamiya for sale in the Toyota store for only US $818)LFAmodel.jpg

Yep! Only $818 :)

Posted

 

 

 

What's up guys I've been really busy lately and hasn't been working on the laferrari in a week ;/

Well I am on summer break so will be working on this and other model cars like crazy so stay tuned!

 

I applied some black base to give silver realistic look.

 

Enjoy and happy modeling!

 

 

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