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05-04-2005, 04:32 AM
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Making of Ferrari Daytona 365GTB
Hello,
This is Italeri kit. I make it little modern look, changed front bumper style, added fender flares, rear spoiler and omit rear bumpers. At first, I planned to do big modification on front section, engine hood and rear section. but reconsidered to leave beautiful base body style. even so I'm wondering some guys don't like what I'm doing to this.  Front bumper and rear small spoiler are made from plastic stick.    After primed. it needs more putty work on flares.     Last edited by kunta; 05-15-2005 at 08:28 AM. |
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05-04-2005, 04:41 AM
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
Kunta-coolness!! (again)
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This should (usually is) be awesome when done. Will it be red.
Mike 
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Hi kunta,
looks good with your modifications. 2 weeks ago I saw a racing version in Hockenheim - amazing sound !!!!
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
great car from great builder. This one will be perfect. Just don't make it red.
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05-04-2005, 05:39 AM
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Re: Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
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 I already decided to paint it red. I don't build any red cars since last summer. ok?  |
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05-04-2005, 06:32 AM
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
They are usually red but I realy like Daytona in Miami Vice style, black as a midnight. I made one in dark green long time ago but ok it is your choice, with red you can never go wrong.
I know it will be perfect in any colour. What about those? http://www.mediamixhobby.com.sg/cata...cacfe0a67cd809 |
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Im thinking something bright paint. It brings all those details to life.
And I like your modernisation work. |
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05-04-2005, 07:24 AM
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
Finisher's Pure Red+ Kunta= Greatness!!
I like the mods you have done to it!!
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Uh, a customized Daytona.... Now that's something I wouldn't do in real life, but I'm looking forward to see how it'll look in scale
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
This should be nice, red or yellow is the only way to go...
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
Its okay to modify an Italeri kit. Now if it was an Enthusiast kit, you would be in trouble. Seriously, the modifications look good, you have a good sense of what will work with the design. How about an orange color?
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
Great start Kunta!
How do you go about making the fender flares? I've always tried to understand that with you car builders. They seem so perfect from start, or are these pics taken after heavy sanding? best regards Joel
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
Looks like great project of great builder!
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Re: Making of Ferrari Daytona 356GTB
I think that they also made this car in yellow, I think that would look good.
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