I would try the plasticine thing but fill the form with epoxy. Or you could try painting the plasticine mould with a few coats of PVA to get into the detail then pour in more to top it off. Leave it to dry a few days....
Ian M
Ian M
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Hello all,
Firstly sorry for the delay in posting on this thread but I had a exam to get over for work which I can now rest easy as I passed thankfully lol.
As I'm sure you've seen the outstanding work that John has done on the E-Type Jag gave me the
inspiration to go back and redo the engine for this 328 GTS.
This is how it was.....
Very much straight out of the box.
So with the following
15 amp fuse wire
Plastic wire ties, plastic cover removed
some braided hose
some thin hose
I went to work on the engine and a couple of reference photo's I've come up with this...
Enjoy
More to come soon
Regards
DavidComment
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Fantastic David.Comment
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Yep, nice work David that engine is looking very swish.Comment
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Thanks gentsComment
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Looking the dogs danglys David, keep up the good work.
JohnComment
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Looks great David. Nice job on that engine.
JasonComment
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I think this will be the last update for this build thread for this year!!
The engine is now in place on the floor pan along with all the suspension plus brakes and wheels.
The interior section has also been fitted, I still need to make a couple of seat belts for the interior.
And now for the photo's.
That's all for now, I hope you enjoy the photo's.
Will update in the new year!!
Regards
David...Comment
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Wow, nice work David.Comment
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A small update for this build, as I've been working on the body shell lately the PE badges didn't come off the fret as I would have liked and some are now waiting for the carpet muncher as I can't find them!! I'm putting this one on hold as I'm trying to get some Ferrari decals and metal decals from Hiroboy, which are currently out of stock so waiting on them to reply to my email. Hopefully should know somethng later next week. (fingers crossed)
Regards
DavidComment
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