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Old 02-10-2008, 04:33 PM
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Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Finished! Little side project that step by step stolen all my modelling time! I learn a lot, done several experiments, useful for major projects. Not perfect (lost few panel lines, thick 2k clear..) but fun. Ciao anybody and thanks a lot for the amazing support.

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Old 02-10-2008, 04:37 PM
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a real beauty, bravo.
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

I say it again....great work!
It's almost a pity to put dirt on that nice paintjob and mess up the beautiful little details:-)
Grande Gio! Molto piu che un piccolo progetto!:-)
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Old 02-10-2008, 05:22 PM
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

I love it Gio! The weathering really makes it look the part. I like the photos as well. They look like 70's published pics of the real thing.
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Looks excellent, first time i've seen one of these complete. Good job on the weathering
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

It is a beauty, love all the little details, but I must agree with Jay, weathering is for tanks
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Perfect job,very nice
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Hi Gio,

I like it.

Dirt on a rallye-car model separates the viewer in 2 categories - some like it, some don´t. Even harder on a race car from the race track.

I´m not sure, if I´d do it, bit I think it works.

Great job on a battery-powered racer, one thing, that disturbs a little bit, is the antenna. Looking at the 1:1 photos in your WIP it appears too thick to me.
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Really a great job
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Came out in the way I expected it - clearly a great model. And you also seem to enhance your photography-techniques. Bravo!
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Looking absolutely fabulous.
And i like the subtle weathering you applied.

It really shows that you've put a lot of time into this build. It's a real beauty !
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Beautiful! Very clean (sort of) finish, and it's great you didn't go overboard with the weathering effects. Looks just perfect! Great build from you as to be expected.

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I like the photos as well. They look like 70's published pics of the real thing.
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

ooking good! Love the weathering, though shouldn't there be some squashed bugs on the windshield? What is your favorite clear now Gio - is it still TS13, or have you defected? I've seen a few model planes done in 2 part urethane but it always looked a bit "surf-boardish" to me. The new stuff is probably heaps better though.
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

That is awesome Gio!! I love the matte finish on the black stripes that is a small detail that just sets off this build!!
I like some of your photo editing too...
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Re: Alpine R. 442B '78 LM winner

Great stuff! Not usually a fan of weathering, but this is subtle and looks good. I'm sure it's hiding a great shine, though!

Please o please adjust the ISO and tone down that grain! This is too good a model to have cell phone quality pics represent it.
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