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Old 01-13-2003, 05:02 AM
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Just went to the hobbyshop...

I just went to my hobbyshop in search for compound, but they didn't have it, so to celebrate my good exam, I bought myself some stuff.

I love my Jag, it's just something I d never expected to see in modelcar-land! Have any of you seen-made this kit ??
Also do you have any suggestions on the color? and I l problably change the rims also, they r just plain ugly and small.
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Old 01-13-2003, 05:17 AM
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A fine selection u got there Think you should make a start on that Jag first, white looks good on it.
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Got any in-box photos of the Jag?
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Old 01-13-2003, 05:24 AM
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I know that kit, well I've seen it before, that is.
My suggestions:
Colour - Deep Metallic green with beige interior.
Rims - I'd keep 'em, just to keep the car in original state

What shop did you go to?

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ps. congrats with the results on the exam!

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Old 01-13-2003, 05:34 AM
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Well, I guess I'll do my car in Racing white after all.
And I guess you're right huudo, Factory stock rims, because this car would look kinda goofy (pimp? ) without them.

huudo; went to Albatros Model shop (Mechelen)

and thug; here aer the box pics.



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Old 01-13-2003, 05:35 AM
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The Jag looks great ...How about going for Tamiya's Racing White for the body.....it kinda gives a classic white.....anyway just a suggestion....final decision is up to you...
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Old 01-13-2003, 05:38 AM
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OOpss:o ...seems to be i'm repeating..haha...sorry guys..didn't notice the post earlier......:sun:
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Do they also sell the Tamiya compound and modelling wax in that shop cuz I finally found me a shop in Belgium that sells it but it's in Antwerp and Mechelen is closer to me when I'm in Brussels?

P.S.: I love Jags too (currently working on the XJ220 again, I allrdy have two but this time I wanted to do it in the original silver aluminium)
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I built the TWR custom version of the sedan. As far as I can remember there were no problems at all and it builds up to be a very nice looking model.
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They look decent built stock, small wheels and all-this is what they looked like in real life. This is my old sedan version. I also have the TWR version to build, I'll go a bit more aggressive w/the wheels on it. Don't remember any problems building this one, but it was done many years ago. Nice V12 too.
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Wow, nice looking jag!
Well thanks everybody for your input!

So the verdict is ; Tamiya Racing white, factory stock wheels, and I ll be using rubbing compound for the first time, I really want a super-shiny paintjob this time (just like the two vettes )

Also I have a little question for you guys ;

Has somebody ever made a Wave - model???

I had never heard of this brand, but their box-art is really nice (renault gordini; Renault Alpine Rallye...) I was wondering if they are good and nice to build? .............................
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I had never heard of this brand, but their box-art is really nice (renault gordini; Renault Alpine Rallye...) I was wondering if they are good and nice to build? .............................
Those kits and the Wave Porsche 908 are reboxed Heller/Union kits.
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Thanks for pointing that out to me !!

I almost bought one of those!!

Therefor I don't mean it's crap, it's just that you need a Whole lot of skill to make them Yes, they are crap
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Therefor I don't mean it's crap, it's just that you need a Whole lot of skill to make them Yes, they are crap
:hehehe: :hehe:

Thanks for those pics, a dude around the corner owns one of those cars, I like it :smoker2: ...


But then again, I like any car....
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