Aston Martin One-77

[dada man]

wow this is going to be amazing

[stratos75]

Little update. A bubble in a right clear cover was deleted by means of a drill and a resin called SMASH!® Plastic.


Before


After






Some inaccuracies were detected (excuse me for the Russian on this photo).

[BVC500]

Wow! Nice catch. Those character lines, especially the one on the door, are important.

[xerox3]

What type of putty are you using for the corrections?

[stratos75]

Originally Posted by xerox3

What type of putty are you using for the corrections?

An automotive polyester putty.

[mike@af]

As always, superb work!

[stratos75]

The first priming coat on the front end.


Continuing the work on the headlamp covers.


Started to coat with Future®

[stratos75]

The headlamp covers are done.

[Tompidom]

Wow those really came out nice! Can jou tell us how you achieved this shine and clearnes?

[jano11]

Looking great!
A few more days left to finish it this year.

[stratos75]

Originally Posted by Tompidom

Wow those really came out nice! Can jou tell us how you achieved this shine and clearnes?

Grinding and polishing, then coating with Future®.

Originally Posted by jano11

Looking great!
A few more days left to finish it this year.

It looked better than it is. Too much inaccuracies and very bad connectivity.
The correction of the upper edge of the side air duct has complete.
Once again there is the dry fitting.


The next mistakes was detected.
The A-pillars must be wider and smooth to the roof ribs (red line on the photo). Also, the wheels are not stand on the floor.




The roof ribs must be raised over the roof surface.




The monocoque must be connected to the roof.




The rear diffuser must have another ribs form.




Too much work. Thank you Hobby Design!

[juanmi]

fantastic job on the body!!!

[stratos75]

[BVC500]

Wow that is extreme surgery, which you are capable of! I am glad I have not bought this kit yet.

[BVC500]

EVO's review of the One-77:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3m4D...ayer_embedded#!