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Old 07-05-2012, 06:59 PM
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Bill Mitchell Stingray Spyder

One of my all-time favorite Corvettes. Amazing design from 1959 that holds its own even today.
Not the best kit, nor the most accurate by a long shot, but still a fun build and it looks good on the shelf.
Old resin kit by Starter in 1/43rd scale. Straight out of the box except for the rear view mirror faces I made from Mylar and a gear shifter made from a straight pin. I made a jig to bend the wings of the knock-offs out equally.





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Re: Bill Mitchell Stingray Spyder

For such a small kit it looks great. Haven't seen that car before. Exhausts look evil
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Re: Bill Mitchell Stingray Spyder

Martini, !

That car could come straight out of the old Flash Gordon Movies!

Great finish though!
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Re: Bill Mitchell Stingray Spyder

Looks really good! What did you use to attach the side-view mirrors to the windshield? That looks problematic...

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Re: Bill Mitchell Stingray Spyder

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Looks really good! What did you use to attach the side-view mirrors to the windshield? That looks problematic...

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Good old CA glue. That was easier than attaching the windscreens to the body...
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Re: Bill Mitchell Stingray Spyder

No trouble with fogging? I've typically used white glue or trim adhesive to attach these vacuum-formed pieces rather than CA for fear of fogging, but have not really experimented with it. Does it not bother them like it does clear plastic parts?

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Re: Bill Mitchell Stingray Spyder

Fresh glue helps a lot. I waxed and polished the clear before installing the two clear parts to the body. I think the wax helps ward off some of the fogging too.
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