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I got this kit time ago, and the body is already painted, I think who painted used a spray can... The kit looks complete, but doesn't have instructions, and decals... Thanks to Highway, I have the instructions, for the decals I think is not a problem... Soon some pics...
if you wanted to repaint it, you could try soaking it in Easy Off Oven Cleaner (high power one, not the caustic-free version). it'll strip off the paint and not damage the plastic.
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OctaneOrange if you wanted to repaint it, you could try soaking it in Easy Off Oven Cleaner (high power one, not the caustic-free version). it'll strip off the paint and not damage the plastic.
Usually I use some brake fluid, but this time I didn't need it... :)
Here the model done... :)
LOL, that's fantastic! And it's not overwrought, either!
So long folks!
Yeah Brizio, way to go with another kinky subject! Keep 'em comin' and have a nice day
Pawel
All comments and critique welcomed. Thanks for your honest opinions!
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How the hell did you do that?
Thank you guys! :)
TD4438 How the hell did you do that?
With some metal wire... :)
From the kit I kept only chassis, wheels, tires engine... Basic stuff... Like you see in this pics.
And after I built the body... Thee rear...
Front and Rear...
Front and rear together!!!
And done... :) Without hoods...
Interior done...
Here some other pic...
Fantastic creativity!
Thank you!
Saw a 1:1 years ago and you see them in magazines sometimes. Never saw a model version. That is a great job. Really like the seats. what scale is it?
It is 1/25. :)
Brizio, couldn't stop thinking about this one. Can you tell me how did you fix the wires together? How about painting, what method did you use? Thanks in advance, have a nice day
Awesome! I just saw the real deal earlier this summer at the Volkswagen Museum in Wolfsburg. Yours looks spot on.
Erik
On the bench: Italeri Leopard 1A2 correction build with Perfect Scale turret and Eduard PE
Geist Awesome! I just saw the real deal earlier this summer at the Volkswagen Museum in Wolfsburg. Yours looks spot on. Erik
Thank you! :) I was thinking to donate it to the museum. :)
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