Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 Edition.

[Guest]

Meggsy have a look at this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tamiya-mercedes-mclaren-slr-722-plus-edo-comp-parts-/182008951536?hash=item2a609432f0:ghkAAOSwvUlWrk4R I didn't realise you can get them this cheap so I might as well keep mine

[Guest]

I paid 46.99 at my lms ripped off or what.

[Guest]

Meggsy have a look at this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tamiya-mercedes-mclaren-slr-722-plus-edo-comp-parts-/182008951536?hash=item2a609432f0:ghkAAOSwvUlWrk4R I didn't realise you can get them this cheap so I might as well keep mine

3 watching it now within the last 24 hrs.... Dare I say that would be us?? Lol


Looks like a lot of kit for under £20!!

[Guest]

Looking good Polux, I'll be watching this one.


Bring it on m8.


John

[Guest]

Wow that kit looks amazing! Watching this!


Great work so far!

[Guest]

I'll be watching polux got my chair and popcorn ready.

[meggsy]

Mark p yes just had a look at that was tempted but didn't fancy paying £8 postage second class when the kit was only £12

[Guest]

An update


Brakes done!!

[Guest]

I have a question.....


I know the main body must be glossy like the sun but.....and the chassis? Of course, I will not add mud, dust or chipping effects.....but a filter? A simple filter that helps to add shades and volume to the pieces. Or you always leave the metal parts immaculate?


I’m a really “friki”!! As there isn’t holes to drill on the brake discs I added four different colours there.






The small one with titanium golden, a black one to add shade and two different metal colours to simulate where the brake works on the disc and where not....


Almost I’m happy with the paintwork on the springs....


Promised....I will not do something like this again

[Marc Stock]

Those brakes polux are a thing of beauty

[meggsy]

I only ever gloss the body because the chassis and inside won't really be seen but I know this kit has opening doors so maybe a satin gloss interior

[Guest]

Stunning work!

[Guest]

I have a question.....
I know the main body must be glossy like the sun but.....and the chassis? Of course, I will not add mud, dust or chipping effects.....but a filter? A simple filter that helps to add shades and volume to the pieces. Or you always leave the metal parts immaculate?


I’m a really “frikie”!! As there isn’t holes to drill on the brake discs I added four different colours there.


[ATTACH]146779[/ATTACH]


The small one with titanium golden, a black one to add shade and two different metal colours to simulate where the brake works on the disc and where not....


Almost I’m happy with the paintwork on the springs....


Promised....I will not do something like this again

Great work so far Polux, I'm sure this will be another one of your masterpieces!


A car's chassis is always dirty, unless it's owned by a concours champion who keeps in in the garage between shows


A rule of thumb is anything that's visible to a standing or crouching person will be clean & shiny - anything under the car will be grimy & dirty.

[Guest]

Looks like another of your works of art in progress polux mate, is there anything you can't do!!!!!


Cheers, Andrew

[papa 695]

Great work on the discs Polux. At the moment it's looking ripe for a Steampunk make over.