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Revell Golf GTI mk1 1975

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Thanks Si. I have actually made quite a bit more progress than this, but I am in the process of putting the pics together. More will follow
 
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Ahh the first of many Golf GTi's that I've owned! Mine was a '79 in Llasa Green :)
 
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Thanks guys. Im using a basic humbrol airbrush for body work. Been working with a 40 percent thinners but it seems a bit splatty, not an issue on pre coat as it was going to be rubbed down anyway to check for surface imperfections. I tried with 60 percent thinners on a test surface but it seems a bit watery. Im using an air can. Any suggestions?
 
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Started test fitting the exhaust system, the tailpipe looked far too skinny for my liking and stuck out too far from the body. It would have looked better if I used a matchstick. So I cut it down and widened it slightly with a hot needle which gave the exhaust a much better profile, I then cut it flush with the bodywork to give an aftermarket stainless system look. I then filed the end, de-burred the inside, and painted silver metallic. To add a bit of realism I used Tamiya wear powder. the pics didn't come out that well, it looks a lot better in the flesh (or should I say plastic)

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\ said:
Great stuff Marc. I think the scouring on the discs does improve the realism of them.
I tried using a drawing compass with a knife installed but the compass broke (was only a cheap one) so i did it freehand in the end and i suppose i should have waited and picked up a better one to get the score marks accurate, which is why im not overly pleased with the results.
 
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This is looking good so far.scott
Thanks scott. I have made a couple of small mistakes but im improving. Think im going to need a 000 brush as my smallest is 00.

Will be starting on the interior soon, im on the look out for some flocking to mimic the carpets.
 
Looks like a great job, im enjoying all the pictures, because as a newb its showing me a good build and paint sequence...... Cheers:)
 
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Im by no means experienced. Im also a newb really as i havent done this hobby since the age of 14. And i had nowhere near the patience i have now.
 
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