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Agreed Ken looks a great kit, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy building it
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Plasticote do a stone-effect rattle can. Almost like a fine spray sand.
How about a fine coat of that on the engine block, followed by a satin black afterwards???
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I have a method using spray on carpet glue then spraying over that, works quite well, if you want a heavier cast effect you just give more coats of carpet glue. Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Nice kit Ken, I look forward to seeing this coming together. Mark Regards Markwarren (Mark) Admin
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Hi all here is the next update. The back of the flywheel is full of ejector pin marks  Looks a bit better now  Added the machining detail to the engine casing  Added a bit of the casting texture    Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Making some great progress Ken  looking good. Al
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Nice model there Ken. I'm interested to see this come together. Regards, Phil W. Completed projects: 1/43 scale Bedford HA van / 1/43 scale MG TD sports car Current projects: 1/48 scale U-boat [U230] Future projects: 1/148 scale railway diorama / 1/50 scale R/C Volvo F89 logging truck / 1/148 scale Thunderbirds Fireflash
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I think I know why I'm struggling with this, I'm used to bikes and I can normally get a realistic finish I a bike engine I've ridden and worked on bike engines all my life and I've never seen a gold bike carb, i think that's what's throwing me. Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Hi all I'm happier with the carbs (still maybe need some more colouring but def in the right direction)   Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Hi all I don't have access to a big American car so have had to loosely, and I mean loosely base this on the biggest car I have access to ( my bosses 340sl merccedes)( would have preferred his rolls royce) I've had to be creative with the measurements and this is very simplified, just a framework tho add suspension struts to and stuff.     It is purely to allow me to add some of the many engine connections a couldn't add with the supplied stand. I may not even use this, but and this is a big but, if it looks ok and I can find plans for it maybe I will try to scratch a full 1/6 car to put it in. Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Looking really good but I'd 'cheat' a bit and make the engine bay smaller, to make the engine look bigger !
Roy.
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Looks great Ken, nice idea to display it in an engine bay.
Al
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Looking really good. I'd add a load of relays, fuse box, wiring and some pipe-work. Even a few decals.
Roy.
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Only just spotted this one ! very nice job !! looks great. Malc.
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Looking really good Ken. I love the wash effect you added to carbs. They look the business! Regards, Phil W. Completed projects: 1/43 scale Bedford HA van / 1/43 scale MG TD sports car Current projects: 1/48 scale U-boat [U230] Future projects: 1/148 scale railway diorama / 1/50 scale R/C Volvo F89 logging truck / 1/148 scale Thunderbirds Fireflash
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