The modified model car thread - pics
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On page 2 I started with the Singer Porsche 911. Time to continue.
The general shape is OK. Satisfied with the new rear wing although it needs a bit of work.
The bottom part of the wheel arch infront of the rear wheel is much thinner so again the Dremel is patient to cut away the metal. First I had to fill the inside of the wheel arch to keep the right form as the arch should still follow the lines of the rear wheel.
A picture is much clearer.
The general shape is OK. Satisfied with the new rear wing although it needs a bit of work.
The bottom part of the wheel arch infront of the rear wheel is much thinner so again the Dremel is patient to cut away the metal. First I had to fill the inside of the wheel arch to keep the right form as the arch should still follow the lines of the rear wheel.
A picture is much clearer.
Some new models I did.
A Ford Escort MKII, presently entering the Historic Belgium Rally scene (just like the 911 RSR).
A Mercedes-Benz Typ 300C Adenauer (bespoke steering wheel)
Started of like this
And a 1965 VW Beetle
The Bug started of as a Yatming model
Also the Mini Cooper Cabrio, a present for a dear friend of mine.
A Ford Escort MKII, presently entering the Historic Belgium Rally scene (just like the 911 RSR).
A Mercedes-Benz Typ 300C Adenauer (bespoke steering wheel)
Started of like this
And a 1965 VW Beetle
The Bug started of as a Yatming model
Also the Mini Cooper Cabrio, a present for a dear friend of mine.
Edited by MCWS on Friday 7th November 18:44
The base model by Bburago
First making holes, dents and scratches. Then brown and orange paint for rust look afterwards
Different colours and the salt underneath the paint
The interior in fairly good nick. Door covers in different colours and small details added to the engine bay.
Fitting the lot
Ready in the shed
The side that is already being repaired
First making holes, dents and scratches. Then brown and orange paint for rust look afterwards
Different colours and the salt underneath the paint
The interior in fairly good nick. Door covers in different colours and small details added to the engine bay.
Fitting the lot
Ready in the shed
The side that is already being repaired
Thanks Raff!
The base model of this rusted Peugeot 403 cabrio is from Welly in scale 1:18
After grinding off the front wing and making some damages the first layers of paint goes on. Brown and orange.
An old blue/grey paint for a period feel
Couple of wires are added
The wheels still require some more weathering
The front is nearly ready. Just a touch of brown and maybe a license plate and a windscreen wiper.
The rear
The interior is shabby as expected.
The base model of this rusted Peugeot 403 cabrio is from Welly in scale 1:18
After grinding off the front wing and making some damages the first layers of paint goes on. Brown and orange.
An old blue/grey paint for a period feel
Couple of wires are added
The wheels still require some more weathering
The front is nearly ready. Just a touch of brown and maybe a license plate and a windscreen wiper.
The rear
The interior is shabby as expected.
A lucky guy found his car in miniature under the Xmas tree.
This is the real car
I started with two models from Ricko, a regular 147 (for the interior, lights and windows) and de GTA racer.
The front spoiler on the GTA racer is too big. Removing it is easier said than done.
And finally, after respraying the interior, putting all the decals on and adding new wheels, it looks like this.
This is the real car
I started with two models from Ricko, a regular 147 (for the interior, lights and windows) and de GTA racer.
The front spoiler on the GTA racer is too big. Removing it is easier said than done.
And finally, after respraying the interior, putting all the decals on and adding new wheels, it looks like this.
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