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Old 07-31-2009, 06:51 AM
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whats the link to the scale production website
http://scaleproduction.de/
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Re: Porsche Boxster Special Edition

Today I made my decission about the wheelcolor. Flat black would look nice.

I painted them and added some 3D Porsche logo's in the centers.



I also polished the body and bodyparts. I started sanding with grit 4000 because the paintjob was smoot enough.

After polishing I painted all black details like: grille faces, windowtrims and other small things.

I also painted the airintakes and sidemirrors in flat black. I think they suit the orange color very well.

The frontwindow was glued and I also added the headlights and painted the rearlight background.

For the panellines I used a panelline marker. After using it I waxed the body one more time to remove most of the marker and what's left over is a smooth panelline.





















And I felt in love with this car after dryfit the wheels on the car





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Re: Porsche Boxster Special Edition

Nice advances with this project.
Paint job looks great.
Wheels are a bit small IMO.
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Very neat!paint work looks flawless. Never been a big fan of the boxter so its hard to get excited over it but seing it in orange with those wheels got my attention, well done.
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Re: Porsche Boxster Special Edition

Very nice job, you're right about the flat black parts, they suit the body color well, so are the black rims, good choice!
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Re: Porsche Boxster Special Edition

Looks very nice, but please, don't make these lights awful by painting turn signals orange.
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Looks very nice, but please, don't make these lights awful by painting turn signals orange.
what color should i paint it than? Smoke?

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what color should i paint it than? Smoke?

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Red/smoke or just simply red/clear. Dark optic ligths on front would fit well.
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Red/smoke or just simply red/clear. Dark optic ligths on front would fit well.
I mean the frontligths. The rearlights are red/clear painted, but the frontlights also needs to be painted.

I don't want to keep them clear because that looks weird because there is a area for the turnlights.

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Re: Porsche Boxster Special Edition

Because I want to finish this model before the 29th of august I had to work hard on this model.

First I did some work on the interior.

I flocked the interior with light buff interiorflocking from Hiroboy.



Painted some details on the seats.



I also flocked the undersection of the doorpanels. I also painted the speakers and the doorlights.



I painted some aluminium accents on the dashboard. I also added some accesoires like sunglass and cd's. If you look good you also can see a carkey. On the photo's the dash looks a bit ugly painted but I swear if i say it's not vissible in real life.





The steeringwheel painted, and added a 3D Porsche logo on it.



the roll bar was painted flat black. After that I started with the seatbelts. I love that detail but it's very hard to get those tiny PE parts on the belt. After 2 hours it was finally done



And of course some dryfits









En toen was het interieur ineens klaar.













I also did some work on the body which is almost completed now.

First I added new licenceplates on the rear and frontbumper.



I also added the lights around the car. On the rear I used clear/red lights. On the fron I didn't paint anything except for the black trim around it.
The sidemarkers are also kept clear.



And how should that interior look like under the body?
Let's see:

















Now I'm gonna work on the chassis and finish the bodywork.

But first I'm going on vacation tomorrow the sunne turkey

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Re: Porsche Boxster Special Edition

I'm glad to see this one coming together now. Nice work.
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Re: Porsche Boxster Special Edition

Last update for this car.

First I finished the brakes and wheels. I added Scale Production PE brakes in front and original brakes in rear. I don't like big brakes in the rear so this was my solution.





The chassis was painted and assembled. I modified it a bit for the wheels and lowering it want to achieve. After all i wheatered the whole chassis









The body is also finally done. I painted the sunvisors and added the wipers and polished the body again.







Meanwhile it is completed. I'll make some photos tomorrow I hope, so watch the completed section guys!

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