Technics Posted April 13 Posted April 13 With a passionate re entering of the hobby in 2024 I undertook an intimidating project for me originally Started in July - Can’t believe I’m writing this. I finished my Lancia Stratos, I genuinely saw no end to this project for a number of months being intimidated by the motor and interior where I didn’t touch it for prolonged periods so I’m ecstatic! Model - Lancia Stratos Hasegawa + GP modelling transkit Details - Few Photo etch parts Flocked seats Aftermarket, Hood pins / latches, miscellaneous Modifications - Mainly the separation the rear clamshell and fusing in the transkit subframe Removed molded in latches and hood pins Wiring and pluming done via reference using scale materials not included in the kit Pigments diluted and airbrushed Brush “chip” stippling in the motor bay Pros By far my most complex project to date, a monster of a task for me, I’m super happy Stubble in-transit wreathing Cleanest wiring and and plumbing I’ve done A first for dividing a styrene body Cons Some imperfections in the clear which I was too intimidated to correct at the time Rear louvers should be sanded thinner, and or have the livery wrap around the corner, air vents on bonnet. Both tricky things I didn’t have he courage to touch. Build Thread - Thank you everyone for comments and encouragement, Now the photo bomb! Interior shots before final body assembly 6
Bainford Posted April 14 Posted April 14 Beautiful Stratos. Complex build, indeed. Those decals alone would give some builders fits. Nice work on this awesome race car. The weathering really brings it to life. 1
ea0863 Posted April 23 Posted April 23 Total stunner! The detailing is awesome. Thank you for sharing. 1
rrb124@sbcglobal.net Posted April 28 Posted April 28 Trophy! This Lancia deserves its own lighted glass case. Seriously. 1
cifenet Posted May 1 Posted May 1 Perfect! I mean everything is perfect!! You have done an incredible work finishing this model, I really enjoyed looking at these photos. 1
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