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Old 01-21-2005, 05:59 PM
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Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

This is the Revell of Germany kit. Its been a nice build so far. the front end of the chassis is a bit dodgey and a few fitment issues easily remedy. i started this 3 weeks ago and has come along well but im held up because the cat chewed up the decal sheet. i have a thread in trader post, need decals or scan of decal. anyhow onto the pics....

Heres the complete chassis. except for rear control arm and muffler tips.



Heres a couple shots of the body. the seats and cover are sprayed with the new SMS Faux Fabric. Ill review this product in a couple days to let you know what you can do with it!







Well enjoy and tell me what you think. It'll be done one day.....

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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Looks good so far, might need lowering a bit.
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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Looks great so far! I haven't started the motor or chassis detail in mine yet. What brand/shade silver did you use on the body?


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need decals or scan of decal. anyhow onto the pics....
I've got some decals right here... Just gotta find some scanner time...
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great progress from what i can see. this would look sweet beside a silver Z8, ahh! i think you need to lower it just a bit.
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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Looks really nice, I like the shade of Silver. The seats look just like fabric in the photos so that stuff must be good!

I agree, it would look sweet next to a Z8..
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Looks great so far! I haven't started the motor or chassis detail in mine yet. What brand/shade silver did you use on the body?



I've got some decals right here... Just gotta find some scanner time...
I used Dupli-color Silver Charcoal. I like using Dupli-color Silver's on older makes because of the larger flake and spread.. there are 5 coats of Tamiya clear as well. This was sprayed 2 days ago so it wont be buffed for a couple weeks.
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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

the seats look like the real stuff, good progress.
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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Looks great!
I also think you should lower the ride a little.

I built one (Revell Premium edition with the metal parts) years ago and yours looks much better.
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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Looks alot like a 1/18 RoG diecast I have, which has leather on the seats. I'd like to see what it looks like lowered.
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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Beautyful choice of model, nice chassis, all looks superb, but as said before, the ride height is a bit on the high side.

Oh and you 're absolutely right about the duplicolour metallic colours looking great on older cars , I have painted one too in gunmetal and it's really greatly classic looking.

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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Nice progress so far!
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Thanks all! the ride height looks a bit high cus the body isnt siting all the way down into position. i just mocked it up for the pics. im flocking the interior tub right now. ill have some more progress in a couple days.
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Awesome chassis detailing. I'd suggest rubbing off the "Revell" lettering up front!
Beautiful paint job for a beautiful roadster!
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Update:

I have actually made a small bit of progress. Flocked interior, shifter, carberators, radiator, ride height.... sorry about bad pictures.





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Re: Progress: BMW 507 Cabrio

Hey,

Pics seem ok to me. Is that the spray flocking ont he seats? Nice job on the floor carpeting so far. Keep up the nice work.

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