Jaguar XJ12C Broadspeed AMR 1/43

[Jean_Paul]

Hello

I begin this project a lot of years ago, there is 1 month, i decide to finish it. It's a very quick WIP sorry …

I use brass 0,3mm



the origin





test



after transformation





Back

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the doors





The roll bare



Full open





Front





Extinguisher





Rear wing



On the wheels

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Interior





Windshield





Wheel screw



Fuel Tank

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I used primer Renaissance

http://www.renaissance-models.com/te....php/peintures



Decals

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Rear light



Scratching motor

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The end













Thanks to all, i hope to share another project

Jean Paul

[gtziaf]

Wow! My compliments!!!

[haman132]

awsome craftmenship and great car to

[malscar]

Superb build. A lot don't realise just how hard it is to make a 1/43 look right.

[paparadiation]

Fantastic work!!! Well done!!!

[914joe]

Awesome work Jean Paul!!! I love the hood!!! Im curious what metal was used for the window trim and the method used for cutting? Thanks for sharing!

[Jean_Paul]

Originally Posted by 914joe

Awesome work Jean Paul!!! I love the hood!!! Im curious what metal was used for the window trim and the method used for cutting? Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Joe

For the metal, I use maillechort (in french), it looks like than nickel thickness 0,3mm. I cut a thin strip with massicot (in french), normally i use it for the paper

Maillechort / nickel



then i form it



Then i solder it end to end and polish





For the door, i use the same method but it is much simple



If i have any time, i post a new topic with a new WIP and you can see hinge also.

[Scalemodelfanatic]

A truly spectacular model and superb craftmanship, the amazing detail that was scrachtbuilt in varius metals for this model are amazing. Iam very happy to see this model finished, it worth every single minute of its creation.

By a strange coincidence I am to finishing my 1/24 scrachtbuilt Broadspeed XJC, is in plastic....and no where near the quality or craftmaship of this 1/43 model.

[Jean_Paul]

Fred ... Thanks for the pictures, they help me to finish