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  • Birthday 10/26/1957

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    halstead essex
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    models art films drawing\painting

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    I didn't look for one tbh I got this one cheap in lidl and thought on a whim I would make it a whale tail to match the workshop managers car.
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  12. kpnuts
    Hi all sorry been away for a while (got sidetracked by my art for a while) but I'm back now. Our workshop manager has one of these but his has a whaletail (how hard could it be i thought) well let me tell you it's not easy as it seems this is my final try at it (5th go) His car is in copper metallic so that's what I went for, his engine and gearbox are different too so some changes required there too.
  13. kpnuts
    Coming along very nicely
  14. kpnuts
    Any start date on this one
  15. kpnuts
    That porsche is impressive
  16. kpnuts
    Looking great so far
  17. kpnuts
    I would just like to say on the site where the tutorial is posted, I notice I'm now a deleted member(we had a falling out as it was a free site originally and you now have to pay to be a member) they told me I was always welcome to return (provided I paid) seems that's not the case now, I notice they keep all my posts though as a guest.
  18. kpnuts
    Thanks guys, well that was a daft mistake, still this one was special order, he wanted it heavier for better road holding so had it made out of iron, think I got out of that quite well, and a very convincing story if I do say so myself😄
  19. kpnuts
    Worked on rusting and dirtying the bodywork.
  20. kpnuts
    More done to this poor old thing.
  21. kpnuts
    Hi all bit more rusting done.
  22. kpnuts
    I have a story for that, a wealthy banker stored it in a barn at the start of ww11 so the Germans didn't get hold of it and maybe died or went abroad and forgot about it.
  23. kpnuts
    Started dirtying up the chassis, got so many ideas about staging this wreck, I really want to show the chassis and engine separate from the bodywork, thinking in a barn with body parts piled up somewhere, so many ideas.
  24. kpnuts
    So I'm getting less and less impressed with this kit, the instructions would have you in stages 1 and 2 glue parts 32c and 33c in then in stage 8 would have you attach the silver wire with the vinyl tube the chain is very fragile and the tube is a very tight fit, thus its an impossible task (at least without risking breaking the chain, also you have to add the silver wire to a slot in the back of parts 32c and33c which is on the inside and so can't be seen. I had to carefully remove the parts to attatch the wires then glue the parts back in with the wires already attached. They would have been better saying to attach the wires at stage 1 before you glue the parts in place, doing that would not interfere with any assy after that and would make life so much easier.
  25. kpnuts
    Hi all more done to this, did the exhaust with a combination of pastels and paint, quite pleased with how it's coming along, doing the corrosion on the water pipe with a combo of talc and pastels ground up (need to get more texture on it yet, may use a bit of salt)

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