Peugeot 905 EV1 BIS - 1/24.

[Jonalfre]

Heller Kit.
Shunko decal and many addons.



Keke Rosberg / Yannick Dalmas.
Magny Cours 1991.
1st Place.

[Jonalfre]

[denilsonvm]

Wow!!! Great result. Congratulations!!!

[lemansnut]

Great looking build of a kit you very rarely see done!

Mike

[Jonalfre]

Thank you guys!
Cheers.

[filmon]

First time in my life that I see this model assembled and finished in an excellent way.
Bravo!!

It looks very well.
Have you close it as curbside?

[Jonalfre]

Originally Posted by filmon

First time in my life that I see this model assembled and finished in an excellent way.
Bravo!!
It looks very well.
Have you close it as curbside?

Thank you filmon,
Yes, curbiside. Reasons:
1) We don't have too much to see under the engine cover.
2) This kit have lots of fit problems.

What I did:
Main parts are all glued together.
Lots of putty and sanding to eliminate gaps, steps, etc.
Scribed panel lines again.

Cheers,
João Alfredo.

[stratos75]

Great result. Congrats!

[Friddik]

Hello João, fantastic built, you did a great job on this model. I'm also building this model and I agree that a lot of addons are necessary for a great finish as you did. I already ordered the Shunko decals, wheel nuts and photo etched fuel caps. The antennas I did on my own. But I have no idea what to do with all the quick releases on the bodywork. It would be ridicolous to have all these red arrows pointing onto nothing. But I see you found an excellent solution for this. Could you tell me please how you did that? Do you have some other hints for this built? Thank you very much!

[Jonalfre]

Originally Posted by Friddik

Hello João, fantastic built, you did a great job on this model. I'm also building this model and I agree that a lot of addons are necessary for a great finish as you did. I already ordered the Shunko decals, wheel nuts and photo etched fuel caps. The antennas I did on my own. But I have no idea what to do with all the quick releases on the bodywork. It would be ridicolous to have all these red arrows pointing onto nothing. But I see you found an excellent solution for this. Could you tell me please how you did that? Do you have some other hints for this built? Thank you very much!

Thank you Friddik,
I just placed a rivet for the quick releases.
I've found lots of fiting problems (gaps, etc).
My tip is to glue all main parts together and scribe panel lines again.
Cheers,
João Alfredo.

[michel1973]

this is truly a 5 star build, very nice work

[Friddik]

Hello João, thank you for your fast answer! I have decided to make a small production of decals which consists of the quick releases, screws, fuel caps, small air inlet in front of the cockpit etc.. I want to finish this model on a high level. I will follow our advice and leave the hood closed.

[Iceaspid76]

Greetings Joao... your construction of that model was brilliant... I just want to ask you, what did you use to model the antennas?? and above all... how did you detail those "blinds" on the front part of the body??? I am amazed...!!

Regards!!

[Jonalfre]

Originally Posted by Iceaspid76

Greetings Joao... your construction of that model was brilliant... I just want to ask you, what did you use to model the antennas?? and above all... how did you detail those "blinds" on the front part of the body??? I am amazed...!!

Regards!!

Hi,
Thank you for your nice words!
I use aftermark antennas by Hobby Design.
Sorry, but I didn't understand what you mean "blinds".
Cheers,
João Alfredo.

[Iceaspid76]

Hi again Joao!

Thanks a lot for response! I said “blinds” about this detail…