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Hi,

Ok this project is still coming along.

I had to strip the chassis again as even though the pictures didn't show, it had a lot of crazing from previous stripping sessions.

I used primer/filler and sanded the hell out of it.  But not being to get all the nooks and crannies smooth, I applied Future as a filler/leveler.  I then switched to air brushing Tamiya flat aluminum acrylic as I noticed it has a somewhat filling/rubber property and finally have it where I want it.

I detailed the tub a bit even though few if any will notice once the model is assembled, but I'll know.

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Posted

Hi,

Quick update, after posting I decided to redo the distributor wiring in order to better show the Chaparral decals I placed on the valve covers.

Much cleaner I think.

 

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Draggon said:

Wow, that's coming along great. Love the details you've added to the tub. :)

 

1 hour ago, Belugawrx said:

Gotta agree, this is looking good Aurf 

 

Hi,

Why thank you sir(s).

Almost done with the body, waiting on some styrene tubes for axles.  I wish to put my best foot forward for Ed.

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Posted

Hi,

BMFd the headlights and added various aluminum accents.  Scratch built some antennas etc...

Gonna see if I can paint side marker lights later.

 

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Posted

That rear deck over the engine in this tunnel back version of the 2D was external bodywork. It should be painted white like the rest of the body.

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I'm not sure if the inside of the rear sail panels were white or bare fiberglass.

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Posted
13 minutes ago, DustyMojave said:

That rear deck over the engine in this tunnel back version of the 2D was external bodywork. It should be painted white like the rest of the body.


HI,

Yes I know, however this model has been done very well by many others in its proper historical form that I wanted to add something different.

I don't build for 1:1 historical accuracy but rather as a creative outlet.

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