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| Limited24 |
Posted - 10/09/2011 : 04:05:00
Hi
I start this project 2 weeks ago. There is my wip so far. I will update asap. Hope you will like it.
Two wite metal parts are original parts. I think it's not sharpen enough. So I redo those parts in copper.
Brakes are not sharpen enough, too. So I scratch built 4 brakes disks.
Paint the engine parts and gear box. This kit include clutch disk, I am so Surprised.
The Chassis hard work almost fix done.
This pin head looks so Orz...
Fix the pin head.
After I fixed this pin head. It looks better.
The photo shows what I do.
Some body let me put a coin into the photo. XD
Make some ants XD...
Add some scratch built parts on driving shift.
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 11/25/2011 : 03:14:22
Sorry to reply so late!
Hi pat175288
Thank you. I connect to the link you type. There is a "Made in Japan" forum. I am come from Taiwan, I think it is not very suitable to post my model on there...... Anyway, Thank you very much.
Hi PeterW
Little bricks are so cute. If I can find that, I woudl like to buy some. Of course your 335S is so awesome. I love it.
About the wheels, I change the Bosica wheels, the surface treatment is very good. It looks shine, so I didn't spray the wheels dull aluminum. That is my personal feeling.
About the wing of the roof, The true car is combine by riveted. I saw a small join line. Although that is a small join line, but I want to keep. Even that will be a visible join line on the model. |
| PeterW |
Posted - 11/17/2011 : 15:15:14
I just noticed something...the rear "wing" section of the roof [normally] should be molded into the body....I see a join line. Is that correct for this version? |
| pat175288 |
Posted - 11/17/2011 : 11:28:12
Semplicemente straordinario! Amazing work...
For all 1/43 masterpiece lovers check this out: italian forum with lots to see from Asian wizards!
http://amgmodels.mastertopforum.com/made-in-japan-vf35.html |
| PeterW |
Posted - 11/17/2011 : 11:25:27
Very nice display...but I can't help but think if you had done the wire wheels as a dull aluminum [as they were] it would display much better on that base.
That's my only advice on a superb build!
I just did a 335S and when I designed the base I found little bricks at my local shop. I think they are just too cool!
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 11/15/2011 : 06:56:49
Finally, I finished the job! Any command welcome!
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 11/14/2011 : 20:51:26
I build a customized display. And....the customer asked me to sign my neme....
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| 360driver |
Posted - 11/11/2011 : 14:10:42
Wow! I sveral times saw a kit of the Feeling43 250LM and heard it should be very difficult to build, but now I understand why.......most parts have to be modified and even machined over.....You did an impressive job! and I am very envious since the 250 LM is one of my al time favorites! Looking very good!
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 11/11/2011 : 08:40:34
Scratch built two reflectors, and fix lens.
It looks better then original.
The almost done chassis rear view.
The car shell almost done.
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 10/26/2011 : 03:33:40
Paint the body deep red and finish the decals job.
The car body after clear coat.
The rear engine cover after clear coat.
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 10/22/2011 : 22:09:49
After I wash car body parts, some parts get rusty = =". So I have to palish some parts.
The front trunk cover does not fit.
After I modify the cover. It looks better
The kit did not include the joint of the front trunk. So I scratch built one.
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 10/17/2011 : 10:20:43
Yes! I modified this Steering wheel.
Interior was done.
Front suspension almost done.
Engine bay almost done.
What amazing Bosica wheel!
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 10/14/2011 : 07:27:47
I use the BOSICA wheel trans kit, but the offset is not the same. So I have to fix that problem.
Scratch built the hub.
Solder the hub on rear suspension.
I use 0.1mm copper wire to make the break hose.
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| Limited24 |
Posted - 10/10/2011 : 21:17:24
Thank you everybody! I will keep update asap.
Oringinal tie rod is a photoetch. So I scratch built 2 tie rods.
Setup the tie rod on rear suspension. It looks good.
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| Models123 |
Posted - 10/10/2011 : 07:17:11
Very impressive! I'm really looking forward to seeing more photos.
Marshall |
| the.x.man |
Posted - 10/09/2011 : 17:54:24
I am going to enjoy this :o)
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