Paper-Replika Smart Car
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This is a part build that I dug out of the cupboard for reasons partly mentioned on the 917 thread and partly below.
This is where I had reached before I gave up.

It is bigger than I remember.
This is the learning experience I dug it out for

A multi part windscreen frame including, just visible resting on the scorer, a piece of plastic film. Now I have to find the instructions.
This is where I had reached before I gave up.

It is bigger than I remember.
This is the learning experience I dug it out for

A multi part windscreen frame including, just visible resting on the scorer, a piece of plastic film. Now I have to find the instructions.
Edited by IJWS15 on Thursday 2nd March 08:47
After a week of the current lurgy I am feeling a little better so back to this.
Interior coming on.

Body taking shape but build up of tolerances (or shall we say mistakes) starting to take effect.

Have given up on glazing, tried with pva and it sticks, but only until you move the glued parts, card models are inherently flexible. might work with contact adhesive but you can’t reposition. At least I know I am not even attempting to glaze the lights on the 917. This will end up with air where the glass should be.
Was going to screw this into a ball but tried a dry fit and it does look like a Smart so may as well finish it
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And then screw it up into a ball…..
Interior coming on.

Body taking shape but build up of tolerances (or shall we say mistakes) starting to take effect.

Have given up on glazing, tried with pva and it sticks, but only until you move the glued parts, card models are inherently flexible. might work with contact adhesive but you can’t reposition. At least I know I am not even attempting to glaze the lights on the 917. This will end up with air where the glass should be.
Was going to screw this into a ball but tried a dry fit and it does look like a Smart so may as well finish it
.

And then screw it up into a ball…..
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