I know, I know.......another MkII :o)

Just finished this MkII, wich was supposed to be a "speed-build"
But it seems like I don't have it in me, cause it took me more then 2 months :icon16:

It was was supposed to stay basic (= rims & lowering) but look how it ended up:
- Porsche seats
- Porsche steeringwheel from aGT3
- metal gearknob from Modelmaster
- Momo racepedals from Mr. Hobby
- radiofront from Mr. Hobby
- subwoofer
- tailpipe from the exhaust is scratched
- resin Brembo brake-discs from The Parts Box
- mirrors from a Lancia Delta Integrale
- 1 window is half open

http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_060_copy.jpg

http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_068_copy.jpg

http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_063_copy.jpg

http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_070_copy.jpg

http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_073_copy.jpg

http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_074_copy.jpg

On to the next "speed-build" I guess?

wheelin my friend, as usual awesome work!!!!! what happened to the VR6 mk2?

I'm ever speachless in front of your color schemes/model's appeal: I don't know if I like or I hate :D: for sure isn't my stuff or the way 'll think about.
I admit: at last they work very well, ever. Glad to see something different and special, sometimes.

Beautiful work Wheelin...

Hey Davy :wave:
Another terrific Golf you made there :eek:, I love it :sunglasse

I know what you feel with the 'speed builds', I have the same problem. I've learned that when you start modifying the kit, it automaticaly takes more time than estimated. Even if you only change the rims, you get a lot of additional work. Build a OOB and you'll see how it speeds up :evillol:

Cool Clean Golf !

Turned out really nice. I like the unique color combination you went with, it works really well on this car. great job

Very good clean built there! I only wish you could compound polish it ap a little as it will bring out the colour and remove the orange peel. Great work!

Looks good except for the mad texture in the paint.

wheelin my friend, as usual awesome work!!!!! what happened to the VR6 mk2?

Yeah, what happend to the VR6 MkII..........hmmmm.........good question :icon16:
Well, let's say I'm still working on it..........in small steps :iceslolan

I'm ever speachless in front of your color schemes/model's appeal: I don't know if I like or I hate :D: ...........

I know what you mean about loving or hating the color schemes.
When the MkII was sprayed I have been planning to redo it for 3 weeks.
And once I had the new paint at home, I left it the way it was :icon16:


@deedlit:any progress on your Porscha? :)

@everyone: about the paint: lazy me! :icon16:

Some more interior pics:
A metallic Billetshifter from Detailmaster:
https://www.hiroboy.com/catalog/images/dm-3375.jpg

Cut the original shifter and drill a new hole:
http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_029_copy.jpg

After super-glueing the new shifter this is the result:
http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_copy.jpg

Freshing up the dashboard with a radio-front and PE race-pedals from Mr. Model en Porsche steeringwheel:
http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10236/tsn_034_copy.jpg

:wink:

@deedlit:any progress on your Porscha? :)



It's in a kind of 'stand-by', I've been too busy gardening and taking care of my tropical plants :pimp: