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Old 09-25-2012, 08:14 AM
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Aoshima Aventador

Time to start a new project!
Held off on the fujimi kit for a while since I heard aoshima was making one, so I snapped this up as soon as I could.
First impressions of the box contents.. this is a big kit!

I plan to do this in matte black with gloss black wheels.

Started building the body, many of the body panels are separate pieces and requires quite a bit of careful aligning to get them to sit with equal panel gaps. So far in the photos below, there is 18 parts assembled already!









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Old 09-25-2012, 10:06 AM
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

I've been looking forward to seeing some WIP threads about this kit for days. Hope to see your progress soon.
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Old 09-29-2012, 09:32 AM
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

Kit is going together smoothly, with the exception of the PE parts that come in the upgrade set. These are designed to be attached the the clear parts that u would stick the decals on in the standard kit. But I wanted them open without the clear plastic behind.. fitment of these is poor like this..
But otherwise parts fit is great as you would expect from a modern kit. Aoshima has cast some very thin plastic for the body panels that have exposed edges.











5 piece tail lights look great and require zero painting








Quite a bit of detail in the engine too, considering it will be almost completely hidden
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

Looks good, imaging how it'll look like after finished.
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

This car looks as if it was sorry it has wheels. I'm sure ur build will make it look insane.
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

wow, I this is one of a hell thread, I will follow this closely. thanks for sharing
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

This looks awesome!!!!
It all seems to fit together very well.
Impressive.

Which parts have the thin exposed edges?
Can you elaborate?

I cant wait to see this one come along!
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Old 09-30-2012, 09:57 AM
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

Andy, the thin parts are the door skins, engine cover and spoiler. These are 0.5mm thick, never seen large plastic parts cast this thin before. Should look good when these parts are open.
Progress..
I assembled the boot lid and adjusted it all so it closes flush with the body as seen below. This step is very fiddly with wet glue on 2 little arms while trying to force the arms into their proper groove, then trying to carefully lower the hood down and align it with the body. There really isn't much tolerance in these parts and if you glue the arms at the wrong angle the hood would either sit low or high when closed!
And its actually not closing properly now after I added the black paint I guess I'll have to mess with it some more.




And I couldn't wait to get some paint onto that body, and a mock up to see ride heights and general fit




















Any ideas for interior colors? At the moment I'm thinking black, not sure if I should do the red highlights or not....
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

Dark red and gunmetal/carbon fiber interior. Black and tan is always a good interior combo for just about any color car.

look up some pics of the F117 Stealth Fighter cockpit and mimic that.
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

That looks so good.
Mean.
Excellent work.
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

This is looking cool, could be a nice kit to pick up I think.
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Old 10-09-2012, 10:02 AM
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

cheers guys, yep definitely worth picking up!
some more progress on the engine area, the supports aoshima supplies are just straight pieces of metal. I thought I would soon lose these if i used them as the kit would have u (just sit in place - loose) So I drilled some holes and bent the end of them, so they are a bit harder to lose




Also the engine is finished for me, I was going to wire it but couldnt find a single picture online that clearly shows where the spark plugs wire to a coilpack or distributor! Besides, you can't even see this once the engine is built and in the car.


Carbon fibre decal really did not want to conform to this shape at all! Microsol soon sorted that out..






also put the brakes together





and start working on badges
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

The engine compartment with those PE parts looks very impresive.

But this picture.... It's really, really good.
It is the preview of the coming attractions. It will be very good looking Lambo
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Re: Aoshima Aventador

cheers mate!
another mock up with some recent works. Wheels painted gloss black, and windows tinted but havn't painted the frames yet..





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Re: Aoshima Aventador

Holy cow does that thing look flat our EVIL!

What did you use to tint the windows?
I am going to buy some real tint @35% for my Cali I think.

Keep it up!
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