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Old 07-08-2009, 02:49 PM
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Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Time for something else, my first bigscale...
Got a big pile of them so lets start with the smallest car

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Dont know about the colour yet...
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Old 07-08-2009, 08:33 PM
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Cool project, ive always wanted to get that kit!!!
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Old 07-09-2009, 03:28 PM
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Sanded the mold lines and filled the sinkholes with putty.
Couldnt resist:









Tomorrow sanding the putty and this weekend colour?
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

im going to get this model in the near future, possibley adding openable doors
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Color is airbrushed...

Pics:









Normally i clear with 2k from zero. (the pre-thinned stuff)
But i dont have it anymore and only have the glass bottles that you have to mix for yourself laying on the shelf.
What mix ratios do you guys use? I've read somewhere that the instructions for mixing are not 100%.

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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Looking good! If you nail the clear/polishing it will look amazing!
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Some more done:





Together:









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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

First time i've used this in stead of the pre-thinned stuff:



Bling Bling:













Some small dust in the clear but i wil polish that out.
Now time for decals and final clear.
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Looks great! Nice shiny paint and i like the Black/Red White combo.

(I thought my 1/20 Mini was big)
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Wow what great results with the clear and for your first time too. Is that straight over a semi-gloss black base? I like the colour combo too.
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

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Is that straight over a semi-gloss black base?
Hey, i've used zero jet black paint. It drys flat...
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Thanks guys!
Decals are on, also sanded out some dust.
Here and there are some dull spots due to sanding but they will disapear during final clear coat.

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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

nice paint job mate, exactly how black should look
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Awesome job!!!! wish my mini was that shinny!!!!
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Re: Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i Bigscale

Wow! What a shine! Looks great

Really like your weathering on the chassis. What technique did you use? Dry-brush?

Keep it up!
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