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rogue-one
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Thanks Mark\ said:Lovely work!
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My Model Car Workshop
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That hood looks much better the way you have modelled it. The wider original piece represents the hood full cover.
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Thunderbird
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Very nice!
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rogue-one
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Started to add the final extras. With the chrome windscreen & lights I actually now found the clear plastic bits of the kit are missing
but no worries, luckily their easy enough bits to make out of an empty plastic bottle so cut rectangular bit for windscreen & small round bits for the 2 main lights. I then decided that instead of the chrome horns to be fitting to the front I wanted 2 more smaller lights, so I cut the ends off old glue lids (in picture) then cut small clear plastic circles to fit on them too.
Started to add the final extras. With the chrome windscreen & lights I actually now found the clear plastic bits of the kit are missing
but no worries, luckily their easy enough bits to make out of an empty plastic bottle so cut rectangular bit for windscreen & small round bits for the 2 main lights. I then decided that instead of the chrome horns to be fitting to the front I wanted 2 more smaller lights, so I cut the ends off old glue lids (in picture) then cut small clear plastic circles to fit on them too.
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This looks wonderful. I love the red and white colour scheme.
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Plastickitbasher
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That looks really good, the paint job is proper pucker
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I love the improvisation on the convertible part, brilliant