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Gloves, seat backs, belts & map done ... had a cunning plan there, I just printed out a bit of a map of Baja California & folded it the same way as the bit of styrene in the interior...
Helmets done & 4 varieties of black to finish the interior... Quickly made up a bumper ... probably should have gone a bit slower on the drilling ... Exhaust fitted.... |
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uncredible!!! |
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So far I love it!
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Yet another masterclass i love this Jon you should work for Tamiya in their design dept if this was released as a kit id definitely be buying two Brilliant work
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IDK about that ... but I did think making the rear cage additions part of the interior cage & held in by compression was an elegant solution Seriously though, this is really basic, chunky stuff compared to some builds out there - the tin foil scaler body & peeps making 100% accurate engines as 1/32 scale come to mind |
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I love it Jonny! Plain and simple, love it!
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You just missed the dirt Jon TOO TOO TOO PRETTY NICE
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My thoughts exactly. Needs some dirt spraying up the sides. Lovely work nonetheless. |
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