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What color did you decidwe to paint the Cordvette? Looking forward to seeing this in paint.

I think I will be painting the CordVette a Combination of Testors Revving Red & Blazing Black, with some Candy Apple Red for Blending the 2 Colors together.

Thanks... B)

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That's some great work! The perfect mix between sport and luxury!

Thanks for the kind words Colin!

Glad you like it.... B)

Posted

hey could you have done this project in 1/25 or would it have been to hard to work with the smaller details? just wonderin cuz i know there are a few people on the forums that do only larger scale.

Posted

FILLIN' IN THE FENDERS...

The Cord Fender Openings are too big for the Modern Corvette Tires, so I decided to reduce the wheel well sizes

I added a filler piece to the Rear Fenders, it's about 1/4" wide, and then I trimmed the underside of the Fenders as shown.

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I cut out a filler piece of sheet plastic about 1/8" wide for the Front Fenders.

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Side View...

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B)

Posted (edited)

Looking good Ira, have you giveb that roof any more thought? (My Poor Paint Work)

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Edited by James2
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Ira, this build is a-rockin'. You must be drooling over it and what color you will paint it in.

Thanks Dr.!

Yes I am finally looking forward to painting this one... B)

Posted (edited)

READY FOR PAINT!!!

The Roof Trim goes from the Cord Windshield to the Corvette Tail. It was made with half-round plastic strip, with the ends filed to points, and then glued in place.

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Mirrors are from the Corvette Kit.

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I added a strip of plastic along the front edge of the Rear Fenders to bring the edge down to the bottom of the body.

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With a little more putty and sanding I finally have the Rear Fenders Finished!

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Finished up these last few bits of body work and now it's Time For PAINT!!!

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Edited by Ira
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Looking good, Ira. I'm interested in the glue you used for the center strip. I thought there was primer there before the strip and am just wondering.

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