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Nice work James and congratulations! It would have been nice to give the models more space to better appreciate them but maybe that was just not possible. The lighting seems good, but I find the solution with the scratched plexi panels leaves room for improvement. Was the audience that rowdy? :-) Wh...

Nice job!

Nice job!

The resin wheels may have come from Brian Fawcett who did the internal correction kit as well.
Years ago there were also resin wheels/rims available from a company named Antares.

gp-models wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2024 8:14 pm That`s cool!!
But lot of decals?? P..... 9R3 LMP 2000

It's indeed the never raced Porsche LMP2000 in 1:24.
Since the original car is unpainted carbon fiber with only a few sponsor decals on top there'll be a lot of decaling necessary.
I don't just want to paint it black

It's been quite a while since I posted a build report but here goes. https://i.postimg.cc/brFXDCCj/01-sketch.jpg After finally getting my own 3D printer last year and playing with it doing detail parts I decided to try and do a complete project from scratch. So I spent the first two months of this y...

I could scan the '87 winner decals if that's of any help.

Nice! That Sauber livery looked good!

That was on the FB Hiro group.

I don't use a blow dryer at all. It may blow the decals away as you describe and it tends to evaporate the softener before it can work on the decal.
Instead I use a halogen desk lamp for heat after applying the softener.