Completed: Fujimi Ferrari 512TR Testarossa [56K warning]
teszion
12-16-2006, 08:15 AM
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Dave5.0
12-16-2006, 09:00 AM
That is very nice looking, I always had a thing for the Testarossa!
proosen
12-16-2006, 01:14 PM
That is absolutley brilliant!
You should drill out the exhaustpipes though, seems to be a bit nit-picking but on such a great build it really would do a lot for the overall apperance.
Thank's for sharing.
Niclas
You should drill out the exhaustpipes though, seems to be a bit nit-picking but on such a great build it really would do a lot for the overall apperance.
Thank's for sharing.
Niclas
Viccario
12-16-2006, 06:45 PM
One of my least favourite Ferraris but what a brilliant job you've made of it. The paintwork looks like glass! Did you use a clear coat or is that just a lot of polishing?
little.collector
12-16-2006, 09:05 PM
:bigthumb: Very nice job, paint is perfect ....well done !!!
deltableh
12-17-2006, 02:27 AM
It looks great! And I know this sounds stupid, but the windshield wipers look great... nice and realistic. They match the rest of the car... which is amazing. I can't wait to see other works from you.
teszion
12-17-2006, 07:50 AM
It looks great! And I know this sounds stupid, but the windshield wipers look great... nice and realistic. They match the rest of the car... which is amazing. I can't wait to see other works from you.
Everybody's opinion it is grateful.
My work style is simple extremely, it is a formula.
All coat paint is thin in 15 min intervals.
Kit->#2000 sand paper(Tamiya) ->Yellow color coat 2 time air brushing-> #2000 sanding -> Red color coat 4 time -> dry to 5 day~1 week. -> #2000 sanding -> compound -> waxing.
First base color Gunze Color #4 (not used surface primer. reason to be thick mold.
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Main color 'Gunze #3 Red' try 4th coat.
The tamiya the italian red(TS-8) is the color which it dislikes personally.
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN6901.jpg
Tamiya #2000 sand paper use.
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Some parts used Acustion etching. (logo, Initial, pedal, number plate use. but disk,wiper, seatbelt it does not use.)
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN3125.jpg
1/24 modeler's "N" type wiper use.
This product is the realty it likes. 'R' type both mainly use.
http://www.1999.co.jp/dbimages/user/hobby/itbig/10009089.jpg
side winker product 'wave: R-Rivets Clear type'
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http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200612/1166173457_DSCN7570.jpg
compund: Modeler's Top compound 2000
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN7689.jpg
The compund of the tamiya compared to it excels personally in scratch removal.
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN7692.jpg
Everybody's opinion it is grateful.
My work style is simple extremely, it is a formula.
All coat paint is thin in 15 min intervals.
Kit->#2000 sand paper(Tamiya) ->Yellow color coat 2 time air brushing-> #2000 sanding -> Red color coat 4 time -> dry to 5 day~1 week. -> #2000 sanding -> compound -> waxing.
First base color Gunze Color #4 (not used surface primer. reason to be thick mold.
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN6435.jpg
Main color 'Gunze #3 Red' try 4th coat.
The tamiya the italian red(TS-8) is the color which it dislikes personally.
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN6901.jpg
Tamiya #2000 sand paper use.
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN6904.jpg
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN7434.jpg
Some parts used Acustion etching. (logo, Initial, pedal, number plate use. but disk,wiper, seatbelt it does not use.)
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN3125.jpg
1/24 modeler's "N" type wiper use.
This product is the realty it likes. 'R' type both mainly use.
http://www.1999.co.jp/dbimages/user/hobby/itbig/10009089.jpg
side winker product 'wave: R-Rivets Clear type'
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200612/1166173457_DSCN7571.jpg
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200612/1166173457_DSCN7570.jpg
compund: Modeler's Top compound 2000
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN7689.jpg
The compund of the tamiya compared to it excels personally in scratch removal.
http://blogfile.paran.com/BLOG_341039/200608/1156859142_DSCN7692.jpg
gundam1969
12-17-2006, 05:25 PM
Great paint!
fwdfreak
12-17-2006, 05:46 PM
Fabolous!:eek2:
Raceman
12-17-2006, 06:23 PM
This maybe a stupid question but is this a 1:24 or 1:16 kit?
Enzoenvy1
12-18-2006, 02:20 PM
This maybe a stupid question but is this a 1:24 or 1:16 kit?
1:24
1:24
MidMazar
12-18-2006, 10:46 PM
Paint izzzzz Great.
drawzer
04-13-2007, 07:27 PM
Fantastic! Mirabulastic! Perfect! Have i said already perfect? PERFECT PERFECT PERFECT! Awesome paint job!
mikemechanic
04-13-2007, 09:00 PM
Wow, how did I miss this thread. Great paint.
Mike.
Mike.
BVC500
04-13-2007, 09:40 PM
Superb!
Schnitzermann
04-14-2007, 01:48 AM
Stunning build and alot of attention to details, I love that! You´ve done a good work!!!
The Sheene Machine
04-14-2007, 05:29 AM
Very nice - great job on the paint. Well done.
voyageur
04-14-2007, 05:43 AM
One of the first Ferraris I noticed when I was a little boy - you've done a superb job on it. Congratulations! Excellent paint and shine.
sportracer02
04-14-2007, 06:01 AM
One of the first Ferraris I noticed when I was a little boy - you've done a superb job on it. Congratulations! Excellent paint and shine.
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godfather23
04-14-2007, 02:58 PM
Fantastic paint job. Looks great.
R34_4_life
04-16-2007, 05:05 AM
:iagree:
stevenoble
04-16-2007, 05:18 AM
Fantastic model.Great paintwork finish looks very smooth.
hiace
08-24-2007, 02:54 PM
hey teszion (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=121611)!!
your works are really wonderful!!
and i find that my model skills should be improved more!
i wanna ask....
have you used all the tamiya compund(3 kinds that in your photos)?
what is the order of the use of the compound??
and i wanna ask you,
after sanding the surface of the model by using #2000 sand paper,
the surface(between the top surface and the model) is so rough,
even using compound(the one with white cover)......
i think...you have use the one with red cover first, and then use the other one ?
because i see your model is vyvy smooth(even under bright)after sanding and useing compound.
please help me to slove the problems,thanks!!
(sorry for my poor english!!><)
your works are really wonderful!!
and i find that my model skills should be improved more!
i wanna ask....
have you used all the tamiya compund(3 kinds that in your photos)?
what is the order of the use of the compound??
and i wanna ask you,
after sanding the surface of the model by using #2000 sand paper,
the surface(between the top surface and the model) is so rough,
even using compound(the one with white cover)......
i think...you have use the one with red cover first, and then use the other one ?
because i see your model is vyvy smooth(even under bright)after sanding and useing compound.
please help me to slove the problems,thanks!!
(sorry for my poor english!!><)
janositamas
08-25-2007, 02:18 AM
Perfect! It's simply amazing! Congrats! :grinyes:
robrex
08-25-2007, 03:55 AM
Very very nice!
924_CarreraGTS
08-25-2007, 03:52 PM
:eek2: :eek2: Niiiiiice. Favorites: wipers, and the whole super-wide multi-finned rear profile shot. Paint looks very, very good. :thumbsup:
Alex
Alex
teszion
08-29-2007, 10:38 AM
hey teszion (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=121611)!!
your works are really wonderful!!
and i find that my model skills should be improved more!
i wanna ask....
have you used all the tamiya compund(3 kinds that in your photos)?
what is the order of the use of the compound??
and i wanna ask you,
after sanding the surface of the model by using #2000 sand paper,
the surface(between the top surface and the model) is so rough,
even using compound(the one with white cover)......
i think...you have use the one with red cover first, and then use the other one ?
because i see your model is vyvy smooth(even under bright)after sanding and useing compound.
please help me to slove the problems,thanks!!
(sorry for my poor english!!><)
Hi. hiace
tamiya compound sequence method.
Red package(coarse) -> Blue package(fine) -> White package(finish)
plastic body->#600/800 sanding -> surface coat -> #2000 sanding(dissatisfaction face as occasion demands or ignor. you choice :))-> user color coat.
It worked in only the foundation which is sufficient.
thanks.
your works are really wonderful!!
and i find that my model skills should be improved more!
i wanna ask....
have you used all the tamiya compund(3 kinds that in your photos)?
what is the order of the use of the compound??
and i wanna ask you,
after sanding the surface of the model by using #2000 sand paper,
the surface(between the top surface and the model) is so rough,
even using compound(the one with white cover)......
i think...you have use the one with red cover first, and then use the other one ?
because i see your model is vyvy smooth(even under bright)after sanding and useing compound.
please help me to slove the problems,thanks!!
(sorry for my poor english!!><)
Hi. hiace
tamiya compound sequence method.
Red package(coarse) -> Blue package(fine) -> White package(finish)
plastic body->#600/800 sanding -> surface coat -> #2000 sanding(dissatisfaction face as occasion demands or ignor. you choice :))-> user color coat.
It worked in only the foundation which is sufficient.
thanks.
teszion
08-29-2007, 10:49 AM
Thank you, for your's opinion at brace one's energies. :)
gbarrbr
08-29-2007, 09:20 PM
I also praise the paint job. And very nice details too!
hiace
09-06-2007, 08:00 AM
Hi. hiace
tamiya compound sequence method.
Red package(coarse) -> Blue package(fine) -> White package(finish)
plastic body->#600/800 sanding -> surface coat -> #2000 sanding(dissatisfaction face as occasion demands or ignor. you choice :))-> user color coat.
It worked in only the foundation which is sufficient.
thanks. it works!!
thanks!!:iceslolan:iceslolan
i do 2 times with each compound.(coarse x2-> fine x2-> finish x2)
how about you?
tamiya compound sequence method.
Red package(coarse) -> Blue package(fine) -> White package(finish)
plastic body->#600/800 sanding -> surface coat -> #2000 sanding(dissatisfaction face as occasion demands or ignor. you choice :))-> user color coat.
It worked in only the foundation which is sufficient.
thanks. it works!!
thanks!!:iceslolan:iceslolan
i do 2 times with each compound.(coarse x2-> fine x2-> finish x2)
how about you?
dlphnfn
09-07-2007, 11:15 AM
I'm loving this build! I've loved Testarossa's since I was a kid! Nice work all around!
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