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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
After a marathon spraying session finally got 5 coats of Arcadian Blue applied. Also painted the dampers red and oil filter orange/ aluminium.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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My first 1/24 figure
Going to the dark side are we? Next it will be things with wings.- Stefee
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- Forum: Figure building related chat.
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Ooh very nice, had a Petrol Blue one with Royal Blue leather interior. An awesome cruising GT with a wonderful suspension. Looking forward to the build. -
Renault alpine R110
Very well done indeed, especially like the seats which looks very authentic.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
Thanks all for the encouraging comments and for following along, still a long way to go but will keep posting updates as some people appear to be quite interested. Cheers Stefan.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
Whilst waiting for the primer to be fully cured I decided to tackle the brake calipers. Before: After: Added fluid connection fitting, bleed nipple, caliper fluid connector pipe and extra assembly bolts. Only 3 more to do.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
You're not kidding, 20 ml of ready to spray primer and about a tenners worth of Tamiya tape.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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MG metro 6r4
Looks cool as a civvy car, sort of a love child of a Metro and a BMW CSL "Batmobile".- Stefee
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- Forum: Completed Civilian cars
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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
After many, many, many hours of masking eventually got the white primer applied. After flatting down will paint the Arcadian Blue and will NOT be remasking for it but will have to do it all again for the clearcoat after decals applied.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
Just finished modifying the dashboard without going overboard. All holes drilled for metal toggle switches (only 9 not 13 as I first thought) and scratch built rheostat switch added. Further work involved drilling access holes, the smaller ones will have the PE ring painted black to simulate a...- Stefee
- Post #30
- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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Macchi mc202 Folgore 1/72 finished
Not in my wheelhouse but I really like the shape and your build. Reminds me of an Italian supermarket a massive engine and the rest comes for free.- Stefee
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Porsche 959
Beware the traffic police who play snooker with the cars they stop, red followed by a colour then another red etc...... Porsche buyers can apparently specify any colour that has been painted on a Porsche or VW product since the 80s.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
Quick update. Filled in the N/S fuel filler as it wasn't present on the 1966 LM cars. Painted the inside of both clamshells semi gloss black, used Tamiya LP5 for the first time and was mightily impressed although it does pong a bit. Painted bits and bobs in various silver/ gold shades and...- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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Toyota Corolla advan racing
Nicely done and quite restrained on the decals - looks a lot faster than my 1.8 TRD Corolla Liftback of the late 80s.- Stefee
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- Forum: Completed Civilian cars
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De Havilland Comet DH88 - only second AB build - Airfix - 1:72
Nicely done and effective props.- Stefee
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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1/12 1966 Ford GT 40
Thanks all for the positive comments, there is still alot to do and many hours of masking, painting and dealing ahead but am determined to finish it to the best of my abilities.- Stefee
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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BOATMANS B58 HUSTLER IN 148th scale with lights
Looking very menacing even in bright livery.- Stefee
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Beware the rear spoiler......... Make sure you have lots of sanding sticks and paper.
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