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Post by wardsmodelbuilder on Jul 21, 2019 12:05:53 GMT -8
I finally have a little time from commission work to start a little side project. After searching my stash I decided to go for this Beetle, which should be quick and simple. Its going to be painted with zero paints and cleared in 2k, with a beige interior. Might be a strange combination but its just paints I have lying around and I think the chrome on the body panels will look good against a dark blue. Its going to be a completely box stock build. Not looking for anything complicated. I have made a start on the body, sanding the seam lines out and given it a first coat of primer. to be continued..... Chris www.wardsmodelbuilder.comwardsmodelbuilder@outlook.com
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Post by sam on Jul 21, 2019 13:35:00 GMT -8
I have this one in the stash as well, so I will be following.
Oh, and the color choice is one of my favorite VW offerings.
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Post by Chris K. Hale on Jul 22, 2019 5:41:28 GMT -8
No Gurney or A J Foyt collection is complete with out these VW'S I was just thinking I should get back to the Hebmuller resin conversion I am about half way through... Chris
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Post by afx on Jul 22, 2019 10:04:36 GMT -8
1964 Bahama Speed Week VW race.
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Post by wardsmodelbuilder on Jul 27, 2019 11:39:51 GMT -8
Here is the progress so far on the little Beetle. Nothing major wrong with the body out of the box, just a couple of mould lines which were easily removed. Primed, painted and a little bare metal foil added to the side features and then cleared in 2k. I will now start to work on the chassis and engine. Thanks Chris www.wardsmodelbuilder.comwardsmodelbuilder@outlook.com
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