1986 Coke Porsche 962 IMSA conversion

[Calvin]

I finished this up a few days ago... I really enjoyed building it and writing a blog on it.

I did a comprehensive step-by-step review on my blog

hobbitime74404545.wordpress.com/2019/09/27/1986-coke-porsche-962-1-24-hasegawa-conversion/?fbclid=IwAR374FAfVsK4didHkTQb7d8GO-4ZiSEMa6TmZUXu91Nx3kaClV_lHTEPFAc

you can buy a conversion kit here, at my website
hobbitime.myshopify.com/products/1-24-porsche-962-imsa-resin-turbo-hump-conversion-type-2-for-hasegawa-revell-kits-gtp?fbclid=IwAR1Ju0jpZe3mSN0mB8SbUMOmm3DO5BPZaeZIE5vFQc0ddbdaJq3XjO9ITnU

[clowncar]

That’s a showpiece build.

[afx]

Very nice.

[arcticwolf]

That's absolutely beautiful.

[Ben_B]

That is beautiful! 

Ben

[Joel_W]

Calvin,
Now that's one outstanding build, and the paint & decaling is just 1st class. Your conversion really makes this a special build, as now we can correctly build just about all the various 962 versions. Before, I'd just buy the Indy Cal decals for a car, and use the Hasegawa kit as is.

Joel

[Calvin]

Oct 2, 2019 6:08:56 GMT -8 Joel_W said:

Calvin,
Now that's one outstanding build, and the paint & decaling is just 1st class. Your conversion really makes this a special build, as now we can correctly build just about all the various 962 versions. Before, I'd just buy the Indy Cal decals for a car, and use the Hasegawa kit as is.

Joel

Thank you. I'll be coming out with even more versions of the turbo hump as there are at least three more types...

[Joel_W]

Calvin,
I'm looking forward to it, as my modeling focus is once again starting to fade from just European Tin Box race cars that seem to be the only new kits being made these days.

Joel

[shunter]

Gorgeous build