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Old 06-03-2007, 06:32 PM
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This is a quick build I did over the Memorial Day weekend. I started it Friday evening and finished it up Monday night. I have too many projects in process and felt I just needed to finish something. This kit was done basically box stock. I used Tamiya Camel Yellow, no clear just some waxing. Added some SMS carbon decals, stripped all the chrome and sprayed parts with various metalizers.










And here are most of the projects, in various states of assembly, that I just can't seem to finish up.



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Old 06-03-2007, 09:55 PM
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Old 06-04-2007, 08:39 PM
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Re: Corvette C6-R

Very clean build. There should be way more comments! This is a very cool car and you did it justice. I'm impressed over the paint - you did a great job on it especially without clear. It's just gorgeous.
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Old 06-04-2007, 09:27 PM
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Very clean build. There should be way more comments! This is a very cool car and you did it justice. I'm impressed over the paint - you did a great job on it especially without clear. It's just gorgeous.
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And you built this over the weekend? Could not imagine how I would carry out such a task. Great job with a great looking car!
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lol I know what you mean about just having to get a quick car done now and then. It turned out great!
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Re: Corvette C6-R

Wish my "quick" builds came out this nice. Great work.

Any closeups of the rear of the car with the body off? The anodized fittings (red/blue) appear pretty realistic.

Did you glue the body on? Next hobby lobby 40% off coupon and I'm heading in for another one. Built the #3 car, but I really need to build the LeMans winner as well.
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Old 06-06-2007, 12:11 AM
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Re: Corvette C6-R

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Wish my "quick" builds came out this nice. Great work.

Any closeups of the rear of the car with the body off? The anodized fittings (red/blue) appear pretty realistic.

Did you glue the body on? Next hobby lobby 40% off coupon and I'm heading in for another one. Built the #3 car, but I really need to build the LeMans winner as well.
I don't have any close-up shots of the rear. If you want I could take a pic and post it. All I did though was paint the parts with alclad II aluminum and then paint with clear blue and clear red. The body is not glued in those pics, that's why the wheel gap looks a little strange in the one pic. I may end up gluing it though because it doesn't fit very well. There's either a gap at the front or rear.

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Old 06-06-2007, 12:17 AM
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Re: Corvette C6-R

Gap or no gap, that's a very nice build!! Don't worry about the unfinished projects, I'm in the same boat!
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The body is not glued in those pics, that's why the wheel gap looks a little strange in the one pic. I may end up gluing it though because it doesn't fit very well. There's either a gap at the front or rear.
Check the roll cage. Mine was like that as well, and the body was hitting the roll cage. Can't remember how I resolved it, but it fits like a glove now. I ended up gluing the body on to be safe.
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Re: Corvette C6-R

Great job! Very clean build. I'm thinking of building this too later on in the year.
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Re: Corvette C6-R

Looks great and you did a fine job on the paint regarding that you did it on just one weekend. I couldnīt concentrate the whole time to make it work out the way your build does. The only thing that I see that can be corrected is the position of the front left wheel in regards of the front bonnet. There seems to be something wrong. But that is just a minor thing.
Hope to see more of your projects finished.

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Re: Corvette C6-R

You built that in a weekend! Unbelievable.
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Old 06-08-2007, 10:04 AM
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You built that in a weekend! Unbelievable.
Actually, it was almost 4 days. I started Friday at about 4:30 P.M. plus I had the weekend and all day Monday.
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your quick builds come out nicer then my 6 month builds.
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