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Hawkmoon wrote: Mon May 11, 2020 7:42 am :clap: :clap: :thumb2: She's certainly starting to look the parts Scott. Very nice work and looking good :clap: :clap: :thumb2:
Cheers, thanks for looking :cheers2:
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Hold onto your nards.... we are going Alclad chrome

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Wow! I can't wait to see how the body comes out!
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BigWall wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 2:43 am Wow! I can't wait to see how the body comes out!
Cheers, ya me too
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This is looking amazing so far!
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:clap: :clap: That went down sweet and I bet your chuffed with that finish :clap: :clap: :thumb2:
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LWWales wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 7:14 am This is looking amazing so far!
Thank you thank you :D
Hawkmoon wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 7:39 am :clap: :clap: That went down sweet and I bet your chuffed with that finish :clap: :clap: :thumb2:
Ya so far so good...still plenty of opportunity to stuff it up :D
I am trying to keep the paint layers relatively thin here so we don’t lose detail or fill the panel lines
Ferrari snobs will say “ you could see the carbon fibre through the paint it was so thin on these cars as it was done to save weight”
YA well that is ridiculous to try to replicate
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Twokidsnosleep wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 4:22 pm
LWWales wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 7:14 am This is looking amazing so far!
Thank you thank you :D
Hawkmoon wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 7:39 am :clap: :clap: That went down sweet and I bet your chuffed with that finish :clap: :clap: :thumb2:
Ya so far so good...still plenty of opportunity to stuff it up :D
I am trying to keep the paint layers relatively thin here so we don’t lose detail or fill the panel lines
Ferrari snobs will say “ you could see the carbon fibre through the paint it was so thin on these cars as it was done to save weight”
YA well that is ridiculous to try to replicate
:scratch:: :scratch:: So why bother with the paint if they got a twitch from looking at carbon :think: :think: :think:
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Looks

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barryf1fan wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 7:20 pm Looks

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Can't wait to see it done! :thumb2:
:cheers2: Barry :lol:
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Twokidsnosleep wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 4:22 pm Ferrari snobs will say “ you could see the carbon fibre through the paint it was so thin on these cars as it was done to save weight”
YA well that is ridiculous to try to replicate
I did that with mine :whistle: but the way I ‘achieved’ it was to lay down a orange peel from hell finish instead of a silky smooth one like yours! Looks great, are you still going with a clear blue over the top? Or should I just mind my own business and see what happens?!
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Gary30 wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 8:48 pm
Twokidsnosleep wrote: Wed May 13, 2020 4:22 pm Ferrari snobs will say “ you could see the carbon fibre through the paint it was so thin on these cars as it was done to save weight”
YA well that is ridiculous to try to replicate
I did that with mine :whistle: but the way I ‘achieved’ it was to lay down a orange peel from hell finish instead of a silky smooth one like yours! Looks great, are you still going with a clear blue over the top? Or should I just mind my own business and see what happens?!
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That looks cool!
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Great looking Model.

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Thank you gentlemen for your kind comments :cheers2: :cheers2:

Moving along, I took a step back to the engine compartment.
Installing gloss black boxy vents onto the frame, my mind asked....so what are those for??? There were no connections or hoses or nothing and they point out laterally :think:
A little (lot actually) research shows tubes connect from the turbos up to these vent boxes. A bit more shows there is a filter in there.
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Then I found a computer schematic that laid it out perfectly
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So why would Fujimi not make a tube to connect this up?? Bizzare
Out come the scratch build supplies and after testing a few materials.....
styrene: nope can’t bend it in all dimensions needed
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Brass....ya good luck
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I settled on a larger diameter copper wire with a white plastic wrapping scavenged from the house build
Hand bent with dental pliers and some larger pliers when needed. The stuff is flexible, but certainly not floppy
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I added a black styrene circular connection at the bottom of the box as well for ease of hose attatchment
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Now to install them and detail the hose connections :scratch::
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This photo of a restoration/modification of an F40 shows that these are definitely air intakes and filters for the turbos.
Someone has swapped out the boxes for two red cylinder air filters🤮
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Got this finished off. Added some faux hose clams and a mesh on the intake opening

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:thumb2: :clap: :clap: Nicely done that man. Its funny how a couple of pipes added here and there can make a model into something more life like :thumb2: :clap: :clap:
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Very cool!
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Thanks gents...onward we go.
Seatbelt Saturday. No PE in this 1/16 scale, so had to make do and make my own four point harness

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Watch parts for the circular release, dental polish strips for the belts, hockey tape for the shoulder cushion, cut Eduard PE fret for buckles and some Ferrari decals from the stash as Fujimi decals bite the bone hard

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Finished both seats now. A rainy Seatbelt Saturday

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:th: Seat looking nice. Thanks for hockey tape tip :bow::
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Miiqqula wrote: Sun May 17, 2020 3:01 am :th: Seat looking nice. Thanks for hockey tape tip :bow::
No problem, use it all the time
Hockey tape is great...it is a fabric weave, so can be used to duplicate fabrics.
I crazy glued the back edge of this tape on the seatbelts just so it didn’t undo
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:thumb2: :thumb2: Seatbelts look the bizz and nice work :clap: :clap:
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Hawkmoon wrote: Sun May 17, 2020 7:44 am :thumb2: :thumb2: Seatbelts look the bizz and nice work :clap: :clap:
:cheers2: Hawk
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Weather been really crappy last weeks , rainy and wet. Now back to work so limited spare time that never matches with sun.
Hoping the weekend brings some warmer weather to paint.
I have a different 2k to try out and think I want that on the Ducati motorcycle first before the F40..so will work on the Duck for a while longer
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Finally took some steps to finishing this off...just haven’t been in the mood and too hot an summery outside :D

F40 door first coats of clear blue over silver and some touch ups on the Cobra blue too. I got more dust onto the Cobra than paint! :wall:
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The Ferrari doesn’t photo well in these lights, it looks cool. Will get it a deeper blue with subsequent coats
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Great to see you getting back into this one mate, can’t wait to see it done
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Right, I think the Alclad chrome is probably set up by now and ready for the blue layer overtop :think:
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Try to get the blue on her this forecasted rainy weekend.

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:clap: :clap: :thumb1: Just read through your build scott, the blue is going to look fantastic over the Alclad. Love all the mods and extra detailing, superb stuff. Love the use of dental polish strips for the belts, great use of materials :thumb1:
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AAAAHHHHH! I forgot about this build! I can't wait to see it with the blue applied.
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First two full layers on the bod
Not bad, some dust and stuff
Don’t want to go as dark blue as the Cobra, just so it stays a bit more blue/chrome

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Love the paint job but the very thought of doing it myself scares me, too many opportunities to mess up! You said you have a different 2k to try, which one will you use?
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WordenB wrote: Sun May 02, 2021 3:51 pm Love the paint job but the very thought of doing it myself scares me, too many opportunities to mess up! You said you have a different 2k to try, which one will you use?
I have the Splash 2k. It is a two part system 3:1 mix base to catalyst
So pretty easy and works well, been using it over the last year with no problems
Before that it was Gravity 2k that was a three part system...base, solvent and catalyst. It was fine but more bottles to mess with and was smellier for some reason :scratch::
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Thanks Scott, I have tried a few different 2ks but not the Splash one. I used to use Gravity, I found it a bit thick but was quite happy until I think I had a dodgy batch which I had to strip twice off one shell and once off another. I switched to Zero Diamond which I find thinner and quicker drying and haven't looked back (having said that I do like Mr Hobby GX100 for simplicity and I find it polishes up as good as 2k). Can't wait to see how your shell looks when you 2k it.
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WordenB wrote: Sun May 02, 2021 4:49 pm Thanks Scott, I have tried a few different 2ks but not the Splash one. I used to use Gravity, I found it a bit thick but was quite happy until I think I had a dodgy batch which I had to strip twice off one shell and once off another. I switched to Zero Diamond which I find thinner and quicker drying and haven't looked back (having said that I do like Mr Hobby GX100 for simplicity and I find it polishes up as good as 2k). Can't wait to see how your shell looks when you 2k it.
If I were in the UK I would be using the Zero 2k as well
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I find the whole car painting thing fascinating. You use materials I have never used (and am unlikely too, lets be honest) and the results are amazing. :clap: :clap:
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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The blue went down nicely! How hard was it to get down evenly?
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:clap: :clap: great looking paintwork scott, the metallic blue looks the perfect shade.
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BigWall wrote: Thu May 06, 2021 12:40 am The blue went down nicely! How hard was it to get down evenly?
Very
Casper wrote: Thu May 06, 2021 3:29 am :clap: :clap: great looking paintwork scott, the metallic blue looks the perfect shade.
Ya not bad.
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Stokesy44 wrote: Mon May 03, 2021 8:43 am I find the whole car painting thing fascinating. You use materials I have never used (and am unlikely too, lets be honest) and the results are amazing. :clap: :clap:
Yes it is a Pita to try and get it all perfect with no dust specks or runs
The 2k clear is marvellous to get shine
You tank folk work wonders the opposite direction making things muddy and well worn
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Twokidsnosleep wrote: Thu May 06, 2021 5:37 am
You tank folk work wonders the opposite direction making things muddy and well worn
Yep, its in our nature to be destructive!!
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Ok I have this darn thing Splash 2k cleared
Just letting everything set up overnight and pray for not many dust bits
Was hard spraying such a large model and keep the dust down
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Much appease to the paint gods, I have NOT muffed up another car body
The clear has set and done well. It is not perfect by any stretch. This is a weird paint job and quite experimental for me.
The blue looks different from altered angles and with various lighting. Makes it interesting.

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This isn’t a scratch infront of the F40 logo, just the light reflection and showing more of the chrome undertones. Weird paint job.
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Top job matey :clap: :clap: she looks very nice indeed, a little gentle polish will give her a perfect shine. :clap:
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Got a bit more done on her bum end after work...no pup to walk or feed :(

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I think I will tint all the glasswork.....either Tamiya smoke OR Blue Tamiya Clear :think:
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It's coming along so nicely!
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:clap: :clap: :) very nice scott, tinted windows would look cool
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I agree, and blue might just be the perfect touch for them.
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Polished with Gravity’s 3 step polish system

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