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Limited24

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 10/09/2011 :  04:05:00  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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.

ramapao69

Italy
512 Posts
Posted - 10/09/2011 :  10:57:37  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Very interesting wip, and great job too. I think the result of it will be a masterpiece...
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the.x.man

New Zealand
877 Posts
Posted - 10/09/2011 :  17:54:24  Show Profile  Visit the.x.man's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I am going to enjoy this :o)

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Models123

USA
196 Posts
Posted - 10/10/2011 :  07:17:11  Show Profile  Visit Models123's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Very impressive! I'm really looking forward to seeing more photos.

Marshall
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Limited24

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 10/10/2011 :  21:17:24  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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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Limited24

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 10/14/2011 :  07:27:47  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 10/17/2011 :  10:20:43  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 10/22/2011 :  22:09:49  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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.
Edited by - Limited24 on 10/22/2011 22:10:37
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Limited24

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 10/26/2011 :  03:33:40  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 11/11/2011 :  08:40:34  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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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360driver

Netherlands
454 Posts
Posted - 11/11/2011 :  14:10:42  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
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

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 11/14/2011 :  20:51:26  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I build a customized display. And....the customer asked me to sign my neme....
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Limited24

Taiwan
53 Posts
Posted - 11/15/2011 :  06:56:49  Show Profile  Visit Limited24's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Finally, I finished the job! Any command welcome!
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PeterW

USA
1216 Posts
Posted - 11/17/2011 :  11:25:27  Show Profile  Visit PeterW's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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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pat175288

Switzerland
4 Posts
Posted - 11/17/2011 :  11:28:12  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
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
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PeterW

USA
1216 Posts
Posted - 11/17/2011 :  15:15:14  Show Profile  Visit PeterW's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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?
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