Revell 1/24 Ferrari California

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Revell 1/24 Ferrari California

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So it has finally happened: Borg is building a car! I picked this on up at a local discount store for €5,- just the right price for something to experiment with. The kit is building quite fast, everything fit nicely. And the instructions are clear: apparently with cars you build and paint subsections and then assemble them.

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AAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH,,,,,cool.
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Wouh!

F o l l o w i n g !


As I found my example from a Finnish flemarket with 2,5€
but then again, the previous owner had started to build the engine already with misplaced glued pieces... :headbang:

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I am not sure if there is going to be much the follow. Because this is a super easy build. I have sprayed the frame red (it is a Ferrari , I had to). And I am already working on the final assembly.
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BorgR3mc0 wrote:I am not sure if there is going to be much the follow. Because this is a super easy build. I have sprayed the frame red (it is a Ferrari , I had to). And I am already working on the final assembly.
Ohh..
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I subscribed to see the outcome. I think the upholstery looks fantastic!
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Yeah. I'll follow this too since you're doing a car. Besides, the title did say "California" so I just had to!

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I have made quick progress with this build. Maybe a bit to quick. Because on closer inspection I found my red coat “lacking”. It had some great shiny parts but also some flat spots!


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I have decided to give it a few coats of Future. I am expecting that that will give the whole model a nice shiny finish. I will post some pics when that is done.
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Nice looking automobile!
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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Two coats of gloss did the trick. Next the windows and this thing is finished. Unfortunately the fit of the front window was not that good so I had to clamp it down.

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