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  • Birthday 10/26/1957

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    I will check where I got them from (was quite a while ago will have to go through my emails. There are quite a few screws missing from the detail up kit.
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  12. kpnuts
    Remember the weird bit before anyone got any ideas. Bit of work done on the hoist
  13. kpnuts
    Next update working on the rear wheel this is what pocher would have you use. So for the horrendously expensive price of £7.50(including postage)I got these. Money well spent, the eagle eyed among you will notice I even put the yellow paint on the allen bolts to show if they have loosened. They would even have you attach the rear sprocket with Phillip's screws.
  14. kpnuts
    Did some work on the engine (as I said at the start because this kit was designed to be built complete I had to overcome some problems firstly the carb intakes were blanked off so I had to drill those out. Then of course I had to bung the hole up with some rag to stop the dust getting in there. Of course all workshops need a bench.
  15. kpnuts
    IMG_9368_JPG_c857b446fe0c413a0a04ca54edc8bb2a (2).jpg
    Beautiful and in a lovely cosy setting
  16. kpnuts
    I think you're justified to have an ego on this there is some excellent modelling skills being shown here.
  17. kpnuts
    Thanks Mark I've built loads of these fantastic tamiya kits. Well all garages need a spray boothe so I had a go at making one.
  18. kpnuts
    Thanks guys, yes it's based on and actual car.
  19. kpnuts
    Hi all here is the next update
  20. kpnuts
    By now I couldn't resist putting together what I'd got.
  21. kpnuts
    No guesses oh well. On with the build. Joe likes a cup of steaming coffee.
  22. kpnuts
    Hang on what on earth is this, how could this have anything to do with Joe's truck.
  23. kpnuts
    Well I've spent most of tonight working on the exhaust (it goes down and under the car on the original version) it has to come out through the side panel on this version and on the actual car would have nuts to undo in order to move the exhaust and open the side panel. On this I obviously cant glue the exhaust to the manifold as I wont be able to put the side panel on and I cant put the side I've managed to figure a way to do it similar to the way it would have been done on the real car (will post pics when I've painted it all)
  24. kpnuts
    It is.
  25. kpnuts
    That's a super looking build mate.

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