Wow, great details.
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
Hi all there are upgrade kits for the wheels of this kit but I honestly can see nothing wrong with the kit ones, they don't even need cleaning no flash of anything.
The wheels sure look OK, Of the few cars I have ever built, it has always been the wire spoked wheels that have let things down. An issue you dont have.
Bugger, makes that kind of tempting now. Damn it!
Looking very nice, What red is it you have used?
Bugger, makes that kind of tempting now. Damn it!
Looking very nice, What red is it you have used?
This is looking lovely Ken. I rather like the colour as well. In MG world, it would be very close to Damask red.
Wheels are best I've seen. Keeping up w/rest of the model.
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
It’s Rosso red apparently it's a close match for Alfas competizione red (what it would have been)
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
Tried some of the body panels on.
Mark1
SMF Supporter
Nice 
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
More trials of the body fit (I really love this kit)
I also.
Looking very nice indeed Ken.
Have you seen that they are doing a Bugatti next.
Have you seen that they are doing a Bugatti next.
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
No I hadn't seen that, thanks Ian off to investigate.
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
Ooh that looks nice, wonder when it's out and how much.
- Joined
- Sep 4, 2019
- Messages
- 9,526
- Points
- 113
- First Name
- Andrew
Ken
I'm not a car nut either in real life or in the modelling world but that really is turning out very nice indeed. The older cars have so much more character to them.
Keep up the great work.
ATB.
Andrew
I'm not a car nut either in real life or in the modelling world but that really is turning out very nice indeed. The older cars have so much more character to them.
Keep up the great work.
ATB.
Andrew
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
More done to the Alfa added detail to the firewall (put the rubber strip round where the bonnet goes and some wires) added (or as much as I can see) the throttle linkage (not sure where to route the throttle linkage) all the pics I can find finish where it is now, obviously it must end up at the peddle but no idea how it goes from where it is now to the peddle.
Loving the detail on the grill (this from a man that hates PE
Loving the detail on the grill (this from a man that hates PE
Behind the valve cover some clockwork crazyness attached to the link to the bellcrank? Now I'm thinking it may be the link & arm mounted to the steering gear case, thus being out of sight to us.
Last edited:
D
Deleted member 3568
Guest
Thanks those pics are a great help