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  • Guest

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    1/24 Renault 5 turbo (marlboro rally and road car)

    Very soon I will begin to build these up... For the moment I have just sanded the worst of the paint off the rally car body which was an eBay started kit. The road car is brand new. The sanded paint is not pictured.


    [GALLERY=media, 8642]20160120_180427-1-1024x690 by dougie posted Jan 21, 2016 at 10:04 AM[/GALLERY]


    I won't let anyone drop these haha, and maybe, just maybe I can make them without a big paint cock up.
  • Guest

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    I'd like to be able to see the attachment, but I don't have permission


    Love the 5 Turbo, I owned one back in the day. Lots of high-speed fun for very little money

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    • Guest

      #3
      Originally posted by \
      I'd like to be able to see the attachment, but I don't have permission
      Love the 5 Turbo, I owned one back in the day. Lots of high-speed fun for very little money
      That's odd, it's not even an attachment, it's on the actual forums gallery. I'll go check, maybe I messed up the permission.


      Your a lucky sod having had one mate

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      • Guest

        #4
        Originally posted by \
        That's odd, it's not even an attachment, it's on the actual forums gallery. I'll go check, maybe I messed up the permission.
        Your a lucky sod having had one mate
        Well you should have seen the state of it after I foolishly allowed a mate to take it round the block complete right-off after he tried going over a foot-high curb... I cried (in a manly way of course!)

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        • Guest

          #5
          Originally posted by \
          Well you should have seen the state of it after I foolishly allowed a mate to take it round the block complete right-off after he tried going over a foot-high curb... I cried (in a manly way of course!)
          That's a real pain, what the hell was he doing!


          Also I should have fixed that picture problem

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          • Guest

            #6
            Yep the picture works now


            Aah suffice to say, he was impatient at a set of lights, tried to mount the curb to get past a line of cars & hit the curb of a corner. That impact ripped out the nearside wheel, took the engine off its mounts & twisted the chassis! Fair play to my mate, he coughed up the dough which allowed me to get my Integrale - now that was a CAR!

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            • Snowman
              • Oct 2014
              • 2098

              #7
              Ahhhhhh, I remember...................! The garage in town has a red road version on the window when I was in my early teens. "eyes mist up......."


              What brand of paint are you using, "Zero Colours"?

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              • Guest

                #8
                Originally posted by \
                Yep the picture works now
                Aah suffice to say, he was impatient at a set of lights, tried to mount the curb to get past a line of cars & hit the curb of a corner. That impact ripped out the nearside wheel, took the engine off its mounts & twisted the chassis! Fair play to my mate, he coughed up the dough which allowed me to get my Integrale - now that was a CAR!
                Integrale is like a dream car lol

                Originally posted by \
                Ahhhhhh, I remember...................! The garage in town has a red road version on the window when I was in my early teens. "eyes mist up......."
                What brand of paint are you using, "Zero Colours"?
                Yep, zero paints for primer, base and clear. Only 1k clear though. Spraying lacquer or non oil based paints is bad enough without adding isocyanates into the equation.


                Did you never buy the red Road one then :'(

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                • Snowman
                  • Oct 2014
                  • 2098

                  #9
                  Originally posted by \
                  Did you never buy the red Road one then :'(
                  Didn't have enough pocket money.....

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                  • Marc Stock
                    • Jan 2015
                    • 664

                    #10
                    Will be following this one. Been itching to get back on the modeling but work has been ridiculously busy

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                    • Guest

                      #11
                      Originally posted by \
                      Will be following this one. Been itching to get back on the modeling but work has been ridiculously busy
                      I'm the same mate, such is life. Hardly had the chance to drop by here.

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                      • Guest

                        #12
                        Originally posted by \
                        Will be following this one. Been itching to get back on the modeling but work has been ridiculously busy
                        Do you have anything going at the moment?

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                        • Marc Stock
                          • Jan 2015
                          • 664

                          #13
                          I have started the aston martin build but work been too busy and I am waiting to order paints

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                          • Marc Stock
                            • Jan 2015
                            • 664

                            #14
                            Any ideas on progress dougie?

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                            • Guest

                              #15
                              Haha, funny you should ask... I have just looked at it earlier today thanks. I have sanded the body with 4000 micromesh, removing flash lines and smoothing the primer, drilled out the fog lights and filled them with milliput so that I can have yellow lenses as they were just blocks of plastic. I don't think I want to go to the effort of removing the number plate block though. Not 100% sure.


                              I have been building some forecourt islands for a 1/24 petrol station I'm working on with a fellow modeler and I have an open source wheel on the go at the moment for the pc built from parts without the correct tools lol. That coupled with being busy at work has really limited my time to do anything haha


                              Thanks for asking, I'll add a couple of pictures mate

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