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Plug, made from epoxy putty,  for vacuum forming the rear window. I squish it into the opening, then carve and sand it to shape.

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I didn't know this car existed until you started this project. I think it's the most beautiful of all the road-going Ferraris.

Always inspiring to watch a master working, someone who has the old-school sculptural skills as well as CAD and 3D printing capability.

Fine, fine, fine.

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34 minutes ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

Always inspiring to watch a master working, someone who has the old-school sculptural skills as well as CAD and 3D printing capability.

Fine, fine, fine.

X2  Plus always willing to share his techniques and progress.

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Time to make the bumpers. I'm using what is called high density urethane. It's not high density unless you compare it to styrofoam. I have since gotten some renshape which is twice as dense  and will be better suited, but a bit  harder to work.

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On 9/2/2019 at 1:09 PM, Italianhorses said:

Any updates on this one?

Been slowed down but will post soon.

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On 6/20/2019 at 11:40 AM, Pico said:

Implant surgery complete.

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Fantastic work on this. What is the material you are using to sculpt the rear end?

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On 6/20/2019 at 11:40 AM, Pico said:

Implant surgery complete.

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Fantastic work on this. What is the material you are using to sculpt the rear end?

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5 hours ago, beeRS said:

Fantastic work on this. What is the material you are using to sculpt the rear end?

I used what is called high density urethane. But it is high density only in relation to styrofoam, it is actually not very dense. The reason that I'm using it is I was never able to find any reasonably priced Renshape on ebay; until recently. I'm now using the Renshape on another project and it's much superior. Don't use this urethane, I've found finger nails will mar the surface.

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