Global Scale Modeller

Absolutely like it, some great paintwork

I hope to try my first paint polish on a car the next day or so, if I can make it look 10% as good as yours I'd be happy. Bravo, sir!

Just spent an afternoon cutting back the paintwork with 4000/8000/12000 sandpaper, then Tamiya Compounds, and finally several coats of Auto Glynn Polish
The bonnet was the worst area for the dreaded orange peel. I'm pleased how it turned out.

Holy shoot that is gorgeous
Wow

Wicked gorgeous.

Hmm...maybe I will practice this on that GTi shell on my SoD...

I've came to the conclusion that me and clear plastic parts don't go together very well. Thankfully I've got a spare set. Anyway that the grill, front land rear lights fitted. Once I've more of the interior fitted, I'll wire up the front and rear lights.

Did some more work on the Fezza. All the glass fitted.


The rear mesh fitted along with the exhausts which I heat stained.



The arty shot of the interior fitted up to the shell.


The rear engine bay, I carbon decaled, the side panels, with carbon decal sheets from scale Motorsport.


Now I'm in the process of fitting up the lights, which to be honest are a nightmare to fit in such a small model.

Above and beyond COOL my friend,just amazing stuff going on here

Cheers mate, it's been fighting me a bit, I'll be glad to get this one finished

Not much left to do on it now. Here's a sneak of the engine bay all carboned up. Very finicky to do but well worth the effort I think

You are making this really shine, literally!!
Superb job, love seeing updates and progress to your build

That's the Ferrari finished, I've posted up the finished build pics on a different thread. It's not the best of kits but I liked the challenge. Hopefully you all like the finished item

I have followed your build along from nose to tail and must say I am fully impressed
THE shiniest scale Ferrari I have ever seen done

So and