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06-06-2010, 10:28 AM
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Terrific work, I really love how the color went out.
Exceptionnal scratchbuilding and modificatins, I can't wait to see it finished. 
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06-07-2010, 03:29 AM
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
2 The Yes Man, CrateCruncher & OliVTEC: Thank you men for kind comments.
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06-07-2010, 04:27 PM
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Fantastic work on the opening panels, and what a great colour choice! I'll be referencing this build when I eventually get around to building mine.
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Little update:
 Heat rubber band, thermo-tube and wire used to make couple cords under the hood :/  Unfortunatelly I understand that it turned out to thick, when I already glued it down.  That is how it looks like:   Front guides to correct marrie body and floor at front:    I used magnets to get doors slam well:  Magnets are marked by arrows. Slot for gas-lift mountings in the cirkle:  Gas-lifts. Bottom parst are fixing thin end of gas-lift to the hood lid and are hiding in slots (will show you later).  Doors with locker and corresponding pin on the body:  Power suply looks like that. Switch on the right, contactor - on the left. In the corner is the button from outside.  LEDs on the body:  [/quote]Lights on: 
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Using magnet for keeping the door shut is a brilliant idea!
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08-15-2010, 06:10 PM
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
I saw its big brother recently
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Very nice work you are doing here. I really like your innovation for materials and scratch building like using magnets for example. Every thing you have done looks great, especially the fuel lines and seatbelts. Looks great with the lights on. Very well done wip.
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Absolutely stunning. I love the scratchbuilding involved with this project. I too am one to use what is laying around rather than to buy something that someone else did. I eagerly await the next update!
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Excelent man!! Please keep posting because i realy want to see it finish
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Jeez, you're really going all out iwith this one.
Some cool and usefull ideas you're showing here. I'll definately be closely following this one. I love all the small details. Superb stuff ! |
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09-06-2010, 08:12 PM
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 The magnet technique is so cool. Keep this build going its going to be stunning!! 
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Re: Red Wine Jaguar XJ220
Very impressive scratch building. I'm surprised at the level of sheen you attained with future as your clear coat.
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