Extreme Detailed Enzo Ferrari.....

[WRC_413X]

Really excellent work, its all in the patient details

[KevHw]

Looking great with details everywhere. Definately persevere because the finished model will be beautiful. Engine looks really busy.

[thadude]

Originally Posted by KevHw

Looking great with details everywhere. Definately persevere because the finished model will be beautiful. Engine looks really busy.

Totally agree

[vrossi85]

Im very happy with the new luggage area that i wanted to post this as soon as i finish it. haha.





Ro

[andybmw7272]

That looks EXCELLENT!

[Joe Blyth]

Beautiful work!

[thadude]

Pure awsomeness! woohooo!

[vrossi85]

Originally Posted by KevHw

Looking great with details everywhere. Definately persevere because the finished model will be beautiful. Engine looks really busy.

Thanks KevHw, its been my dream to get the Enzo's engine bay to be real busy n as real as possible. Im glad that you feel that the way as i did.

And thanks guys for the comments! I will try to get post some updates soon. Will move to the body soon but right now still need some work to be done on the body.

Ro

[vrossi85]

Been working on the seats and underpanels, pictures of those will be updated later. heres a little update of my progress. i know its really slow progress, but i will try to push it after my coming exams...

petrol refuel area, added wirings as well as heat shield at the back.



Reconstruct the front suspension with sprues and metal wires for coil


scratchbuilt the oil reserviors using the original tamiya part. Doesnt look good enough but i tried my hardest to scrap out the grooves with modelling knife. What do you guys think of it?


The supporting bars at the engine area, SMS details are added to it.


Welcome comments! thanks!

Ro

[agamo]

Wow, a lot of work for a single part! The refuel area looks amazing, great job there!
The front suspension is a great job too, I just would add some PE bolts to the components to match the high level of detail of the rest of the build, since I think these are going to be visible aren’t they?
In the case of the oil reservoirs… well, to be honest, I think they are not to the level of accuracy of the rest of the build, but I think also that something can be done to improve them, may be if you cut the end without grooves, leaving only the grooves and then replacing that side with plastic rod of the same diameter will make the part more uniform, I’m attaching a drawing to help me explain.


For the support bars, they are perfect!

Great job and keep us posted

[vrossi85]

Originally Posted by agamo

Wow, a lot of work for a single part! The refuel area looks amazing, great job there!
The front suspension is a great job too, I just would add some PE bolts to the components to match the high level of detail of the rest of the build, since I think these are going to be visible aren’t they?
In the case of the oil reservoirs… well, to be honest, I think they are not to the level of accuracy of the rest of the build, but I think also that something can be done to improve them, may be if you cut the end without grooves, leaving only the grooves and then replacing that side with plastic rod of the same diameter will make the part more uniform, I’m attaching a drawing to help me explain.


For the support bars, they are perfect!

Great job and keep us posted

Thanks for that comment, its really constructive and i have to agree with you that its not up to standard and in fact its the worst part that i have the biggest headache with. i will try to improve on it or even make a new one and keep you guys posted. Im thinking maybe i will not cut it up and attach a rod but just rounded the area after the grooves to make it cylindrical. Yup, i guess i will also add the bolts and nuts respectively to the suspensions. Again, thanks once again for that. Any further comments are welcomed!

Cheers
Ro

[stryfe101]

Ro,
for those reservoirs for the rear shocks...pick up a revell Enzo kit..the ones in it are way more acurate, i'm going to use them on mine(as well as the revell seats after some mods)

Good luck with the build i'm referencing it for my Enzo

Gray

[roy pedersen]

I am sooo impresed

Roy

[vrossi85]

Originally Posted by stryfe101

Ro,
for those reservoirs for the rear shocks...pick up a revell Enzo kit..the ones in it are way more acurate, i'm going to use them on mine(as well as the revell seats after some mods)

Good luck with the build i'm referencing it for my Enzo

Gray

Thanks for the kind comment guys! Yup i just checked up on the Revell Enzo and found its really better than the tamiya ones! Im gonna check out the hobby shops in my country and check out how they are priced or whhr still in stock because i never bought a Revell kit before. Hopefully its not too ex. Anyway thanks Gray! Actually after the constructive comment by agamo sometime back, i did a slightly improved version of my reservoirs. I will take the picture of it when i have time in a week or two.

RO

[stryfe101]

your welcome Ro, always willing to help a fellow modeler....oh and by the way....beautiful build too(left that out on the last post...)

I'll get some pics of mine up once I get started..its not going to be extreme detailed but its going to have some custom touches here and there..

Gray