Aston Martin One-77

[stratos75]

Lambo2512 I am a creative person. I do things by mood. I'm not sure that I will make copies of my work, but I can think about it. Write to me at [email protected]

[stratos75]

Have fixed together the body and the bottom by means of brass wire 0.5 mm diameter to remove the gaps.


In progress









Finish



Some progress on the engine bay body parts and the hood.

[stratos75]

Some more.

[lovegt40]

always amazing stuff, my Friend. too nice.

[BVC500]

Mikhail, do you think the nose sits a little too high? I observed this on my example. Take a look at your post #17: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...1083878&page=2

I thought about bending the nose down, or maybe it will solve itself when married to the chassis.

Can't wait to see more of your build!

[stratos75]

Originally Posted by BVC500

Mikhail, do you think the nose sits a little too high?

Yes, you're right, but I will leave it as it is.

[stratos75]

Originally Posted by BVC500

I thought about bending the nose down

I have tried to lower the nose by means of cutting and increasing the cut. You can see it on this photo.




But now I have a better idea. I show it in the nearest future.
At first, I decided to make a new upper part of the engine bay. The 3D is from a computer game.



It was printed and installed into the body. My own part was cutted out.

[BVC500]

I thought about heating the body and bending the front a little lower. Will await your better idea.

[stratos75]

to BVC500: The heating and bending is a good way in your case. But in my case it won't. I will print a complete new front end. In progress.

[BVC500]

Cool. Of course, all that work you did in the beginning to fix inaccuracies around the vents has gone to waste.

[stratos75]

Yes, it's a pity! A carbon hood too. On the other hand I will make a better look model. With a new front grill made from scratch.

[stratos75]

Ready for printing.