That 911 looks stunning! Love that purple! 💜💜💜A couple Maistos I'm working on. Both still need denibbed and polished. The SF90 pic also was immediately after clear so it hadn't flattened all the way yet. Much cleaner surface than what it appears like here
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Thanks for the kind words, and the link to the completed projects thread.That looks like a nicely done conversion, great work!
There's a sub-forum for completed builds, but not a single thread, though you could probably use the pinned thread:
DX Modelwerks Showcase
A forum for members to showcase their completed model customizations and/or builds.www.diecastxchange.com
Maybe it is in an earlier post, but who is the source of the resin pieces?Additional.
Ignore my questions above.
Looking again at photos of the cars during this period it seems the front spoiler is not quite wide enough, and that the resin arches just need to be filled and sanded.
I will also have to add extra width to the sides of the spoiler.
I have a feeling the set was originally intended for a BMW 2002, such cars from this era had almost identical bodywork modifications.
Uli Nowak.Maybe it is in an earlier post, but who is the source of the resin pieces?
My wife hates it when I come into the house from my workshop and call her name.Started process of remodelling one side of the above.
Among the most painful cuts are those when a junior hacksaw blade slips.
A combination of road rash and blood.
And yet I continue (will I ever get sense?).
Have you ever had a cut that you didn't know you had until you noticed the drops of blood on the work area?My wife hates it when I come into the house from my workshop and call her name.
She immediately heads to the bathroom and pulls out the Bandaid box.
More frequently than I would like to admit.Have you ever had a cut that you didn't know you had until you noticed the drops of blood on the work area?
I also have numerous small cuts on my hands and arms at the moment as a result of pruning thorn equipped bushes....
How about when you discover two of your fingers are stuck together, although you are not working with glue at that time?More frequently than I would like to admit.
When your first clue is looking down and seeing blood on your shoes, you know you have a problem.
Or when the wife looks at you and her first comment is about where did I cut myself this time and I didn’t even know it.