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Narayan
#1 Posted : 05 March 2019 11:01:46

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Greetings!

With 3 subscriptions coming to an end I decided to dive in to this one. I like the option of having 12 or 24 month subscriptions and I have opted for the former.

I have 3 packs so far but have just completed pack 1 which comprises of the first 5 stages.



That's all I have to show at the moment. No issues experienced so far. I hope to have a go at pack 2 today.

Graham
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#2 Posted : 05 March 2019 18:26:57
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Your off to a good start. BigGrin

Don`t forget that you can if you wish paint the VW Logo black on the wheel hubs and when you get to work with the gloss painted parts, that you may wish to protect the paint surface by assembling them on a soft cloth like a towel.

Keep up the good work and enjoy.

Cool Cool Cool

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#3 Posted : 06 March 2019 14:52:21

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delboy271155 wrote:

Don`t forget that you can if you wish paint the VW Logo black on the wheel hubs and when you get to work with the gloss painted parts, that you may wish to protect the paint surface by assembling them on a soft cloth like a towel.



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Thanks for the tip. I hadn't actually thought about that.

Graham
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Narayan
#4 Posted : 06 March 2019 20:23:47

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So on to pack 2 which starts with stage 6, the front left door interior.





Stage 7: Front right wheel.





Compared to the Ford Mustang these tyres go in very nicely. Probably due to the fact they are a lot thinner.

Stage 8: Right front seat back.



This stage isn't required just yet.

Stage 9: Front right wheel.





That's where I am at right now.

Graham
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Narayan
#5 Posted : 09 March 2019 22:54:06

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Stages 10 - Right front door, 11 - Right front door window and 12 - Right front door interior.











No issues here but the door opening mechanism doesn't pull back to much when I pull the door handle. I'm guessing it's not supposed to as everything is in properly.

Graham
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Narayan
#6 Posted : 09 March 2019 23:19:01

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Part 13 - Right front seat.

In conjunction with pack 8.





Part 14 - Left front door trim





That completes pack 2.

It's early days but I'm impressed by the quality of this so far. The seat is very soft, the door trim really looks the part.

Graham
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Narayan
#7 Posted : 12 March 2019 17:25:58

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On to pack 3 then. This covers 11 stages from 15 to 25.

Stage 15: Right front door trim.





Stages 16 and 17: Left front seat.





Stage 18: Front seats floor.







Stages 19 and 20: Middle and Rear seats floor







Stages 21 and 22: Middle and rear seats floor carpet.





Stage 23: Front seats bulkhead.







Stages 24 and 25: Middle seats





That's me uptodate. I'm looking forward to receiving pack 4 this month.

Graham
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#8 Posted : 12 March 2019 17:47:56

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Looking good Graham, looking to be a great kit.

Mark
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#9 Posted : 12 March 2019 23:55:11
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Nice work its looking good.

Cool Cool Cool

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#10 Posted : 13 March 2019 11:17:34

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Thanks Mark, Derek. I must say I'm really enjoying this so far.

Graham
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#11 Posted : 29 March 2019 17:14:24

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Really nice progress there Graham. Coming along a treat!Love

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#12 Posted : 16 April 2019 08:27:53

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Greetings!

On to pack 4 then.

Stages 26 and 27 Middle Seats Base and Supports





Stage 28 - Middle Seats









Stages 29 - Rear Bulkhead





Stages 30 and 31 - Rear Seat back and panel





Stage 32 - Heat Exchanger



Stage 33 - Rear Seats Base





Stage 34 - Rear Seats







This is where I leave it. Stage 35 the spare wheel housing is included but the instructions say to hang on to this. Looking at the next instructions though stage 36 is to assemble stage 35 so I could do that now but decided to take a break. I'll include this with pack 5.

Graham
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#13 Posted : 16 April 2019 08:41:06

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Looking really good.
A friend of mine is building this and he asked me to make a nice looking period 6v battery for it.

Turned out not too bad...

Roy.
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#14 Posted : 16 April 2019 11:51:20

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roymattblack wrote:
Looking really good.
A friend of mine is building this and he asked me to make a nice looking period 6v battery for it.

Turned out not too bad...

Roy.


Nice Roy, that looks really good.

Graham
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Narayan
#15 Posted : 28 May 2019 10:07:25

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Greetings!

Pack 5 comprises the following stages:

36. Cab Rear Panel
37. The Front Floor
38. The Front Seats Floor Carpet
39. The Spare Tyre
40. The Spare Wheel
41. Engine Block Parts
42. Cylinder Head Parts
43. Engine Mount Parts.
44. Cooling System Parts
45. Engine Parts
46. Engine Parts
47. Chassis Rear
48. The Transmission
49. Heating System

So quite a bit to pack in then.

















Graham
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#16 Posted : 28 May 2019 10:12:23

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Pack 5 continued...





























Graham
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#17 Posted : 28 May 2019 10:17:46

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Final Pack 5 Stages.













That completes pack 5. Again, no problems with it. Pack 6 arrived yesterday so I hope to start on that soon.

Graham
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#18 Posted : 28 May 2019 12:16:44

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Nice build Graham. It is a great model , I’m just 1 pack in front of you and enjoying building it. Have seen the next parts on youtube parts 68-74. Hope the body panels start after that. Andy.
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#19 Posted : 28 May 2019 21:14:01

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andali15 wrote:
Nice build Graham. It is a great model , I’m just 1 pack in front of you and enjoying building it. Have seen the next parts on youtube parts 68-74. Hope the body panels start after that. Andy.


Thanks Andy, I'm enjoying this a lot.

Graham
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Narayan
#20 Posted : 28 May 2019 21:22:18

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Greetings!

I completed pack 6 in one enjoyable sitting this evening.

Starting at Stage 50. Suspension and Rear Axle





Stage 51. Rear Bumper





Stage 52. Rear Chassis Frame





Stages 53 & 54 Rear Suspension









Stages 55 & 56 Rear Wheel Arches







Stage 57. The exhaust

Also a couple of cables from the battery.





That's me up-to-date with this build. I'll have to impatiently wait a month now until pack 7 arrives.

Graham
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