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KensRedZed - 28th-Nov-24
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Opening scene to "The Italian Job" - 1969.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgJuVOrXv68
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ZeGas - 28th-Nov-24
Miura Mia Papa!
Now I know that does not translate to flash, so please get your mind out of the gutter and think in reference to the car.
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Anthony B - 3rd-Dec-24
One of my latest purchases - again really cheap
C64 alfa that was missing parts and in a mess really
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Started off with an olive oil clean to clear the fungus that appears on old cars caused by the mold release agent they used back in the day/
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I did source rear mudguards but they are the C306 colour and I need to try and get darker c64 replacements.....
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mickey thumbs - 3rd-Dec-24
Almost ready for the Pattos decals.
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KensRedZed - 3rd-Dec-24
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It runs well. Now I can send it to a friend so he can paint it up and complete the kit.
Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken
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mickey thumbs - 5th-Dec-24
From this,
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to this.
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Just need to add a mirror to the windshield. Oops! And paint the front deck scoop silver.?
This was a fun “silk purse out of a sow’s ear” project. It runs great, too. Might even get a motor upgrade from the 18K Predator.
…and I’ve ditched the Lotus decal.
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Anthony B - 6th-Dec-24
That is just wonderful - can I ask you to post a pic of the underside please?
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mickey thumbs - 7th-Dec-24
Thanks! #568 has a chassis pic from above. I’ll take a bottom view tomorrow.
All the body trim bits were missing so everything but the shell was scavenged from the workshop.
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mickey thumbs - 7th-Dec-24
The underside of the Lotus XIX. 1960’s era brass pans with front axle mounted on thin steel wire extensions to allow a little flex.
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Anthony B - 9th-Dec-24
@mickey - nice!!! Thanks for showingf - always looking for ideas :)