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kpnuts

#61 Posted : 24 November 2015 21:23:34

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well I'm back from Bonnie Scotland and back at it.

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#62 Posted : 25 November 2015 20:17:53

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Hi all well started with some colour, you may notice not the colour I originally stated as I've given up on Citroen giving me the code (so now of course I will have to change the carpet colour)
anyhoo here is the start of the rusting (lots more work to be done on it, but I think its a good starting point)

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#63 Posted : 29 November 2015 18:12:36

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Hi all well after a disasterous reaction on the paintwork on this I've sorted it (will never be a great job but is ok as an old jalopy) did a bit more staining of the doors and the bodywork and added some rust effects to the black paintwork, still a long way to go on it but is starting to look better now.

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#64 Posted : 29 November 2015 22:04:49

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Hi ken glad ya got over your issues with paint reaction.so happy this one still being built.as enjoying it very much.cheers mick. BigGrin

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#65 Posted : 29 November 2015 23:02:19

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That's good news that you haven't given up with this after the bad paint reaction.

I'm loving your rusting effect, it looks really convincing, Excellant work!! ThumpUp

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#66 Posted : 30 November 2015 17:06:07

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Looks great Ken.Very realistic rust job.

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#67 Posted : 30 November 2015 17:11:14

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Woah. Are you sure this is a model and not real rusty car parts in a room with comically enlarged furniture?

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#68 Posted : 30 November 2015 20:13:49

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Hi all I was checking some of the pictures, one advantage of that is looking at pictures of things 2 and sometimes 3 times bigger than the actual thing you see faults you wouldnt see on the actual item, like for instance a lot of the flat areas of rust are, just that flat, no blistering and no reason to be rust coloured, so I,ve fixed that and dulled the doors and bodywork down and started blending panels and adding general grime (I must say I'm quite pleased with the results so far) if things carry on like this I think the finished thing will look quite realistic (of course having said that I will no probably go and ruin it)

does anyone know how to dull down and dirty the windows and windscreen? all tip welcome.

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#69 Posted : 01 December 2015 21:07:12

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Hi all well I'm sure you must be getting bored of this by now (I know you're all so polite you wont say so) so I'll take advantage of your good nature and continue the onslaught.

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Never get board looking at quality work Ken, looks simply fab..... Cool

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#71 Posted : 02 December 2015 19:57:28

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hi all here is tonights update, I realise the windscreen needs work but its my first effort at doing glass.

does the bird poo look effective

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#72 Posted : 03 December 2015 03:04:53

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Nice work Ken, the glass looks like very dirty glass to me BigGrin

and really like the bird poo effect too

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#73 Posted : 03 December 2015 21:13:19

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hi all here is yet another update

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#74 Posted : 03 December 2015 21:58:25

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some seriously good weathering going on very convincing and love the bubble rust under the paint. Top Job

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WTG Ken,

Great weathering.

All you need now is forty shades of white and you`ll have a perfect replica of my old "Ford Prefect 100E".

Didn`t matter what I done with the paint on that old girl, one white was never the same as any other. Crying

Keep up the good work. Cool

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#76 Posted : 05 December 2015 17:34:07

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Hi all here is another installment

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#77 Posted : 05 December 2015 20:42:26

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does anyone know where I can get some decent pics of the dash in these as I want to weather it and cant find any decent pics, here is what I have at the moment.

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Hi Ken.
Here's a few that might help with this awesome build:

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#79 Posted : 06 December 2015 10:03:37

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Thanks for that, most helpful.

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#80 Posted : 06 December 2015 17:18:44

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Hi ken.looking very nice indeed.cheers mick. BigGrin

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