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Old 07-27-2005, 05:53 PM
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Re: Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

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The Studio27 transkit is very hard to find now.

I've been lucky in that I have four of the 962 and three of the 956 transkits.
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I've been lucky in that I have four of the 962 and three of the 956 transkits.
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Will you sell them? Just kidding.
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Tried to add air intake duct at the front...




Mold the outline of the front light with epoxy putty...




The most primitive way to make vacuum-form...


After dozens of trials, the result was still not acceptable. Then I tried to combine the two into one...


After another dozens of trials, finally got one pair of glasses...
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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

excellent job!
Question if I may: how did you stop the epoxy putty sticking to teh plastic when you pushed it in from behind? silicon relaese agent or something? thanks.
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Re: Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

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excellent job!
Question if I may: how did you stop the epoxy putty sticking to teh plastic when you pushed it in from behind? silicon relaese agent or something? thanks.
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I used vaseline.
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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

AC...you really did a great job..im still struggling in the murcielago.....but i have opened another project^0^
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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

Impressive chopping!
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

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Will you sell them? Just kidding.

I would probably trade one for something, maybe one of the new Scale Production transkits or along those lines...
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Re: Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

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AC...you really did a great job..im still struggling in the murcielago.....but i have opened another project^0^
Thanks aeroace. What's your new project?
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1/24 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

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I would probably trade one for something, maybe one of the new Scale Production transkits or along those lines...
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Thank you for your offer. But I want those Scale Production transkits too, so no extra budget for yours.
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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1988 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

Huge update... after over 6 months...

Added a small hinge from Sakatsu (http://www.hlj.com/product/SAK3039) with little modification...


Added a very thin "line" around the door and the door frame...


Replaced the cockpit with SMS 956 parts and made the rollcage from plastic rod...


Filled some gaps near the rear suspension...


Made the air-duct (not sure its name) by some left over parts & styrene sheet...



Dry fit the rear suspension and engine...


Test fit the headlights from Seimitsuya (http://www.hlj.com/product/SEM55071)


Remade some parts here & there...


Test the fitting again again & again...


Added more detail to the rear cover...


Corrected the air-duct near the rear wheel. It should be like "-" instead of "T"...

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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1988 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

Nice work! Glad to see your still plugging away at this build. Look forward to more frequent updates
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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1988 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

Looks great! I've got a feeling it's gonna be rather spectacular when completed
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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1988 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

This is beautiful work!
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Re: Eighties Contest Entry: 1988 Porsche 962C Shell Le Mans 1988

Incredible, oustanding job
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