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Very nice work Marco…

Beautiful work..

I just use a regular everyday hairdryer,it has 3 heat settings with a button to allow cool air while still on heat mode. The diffuser goes into a mail slot for the air to come out.
It was my wife’s but with me using it she bought another. It’s better than mine but I’m not brave enough to borrow it

That’s brilliant….

Exceptional, I always enjoy these MFH builds….nice.

Jeff wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 12:06 am Good job, I always find those yellow rim-decals very tricky to apply

They are painful, try having two kids talking, yelling and asking 101 questions while trying to get them down

I got around to the tyres, yes I did contact Revell way back then and they kindly sent out replacements. I would think these came from the Toyota possibly. As you can see they are far better suited to what came with the kit. I will tone these down with a dull coat and then dirty up the Bridgestone s...

Looks great! In the end, what color primer did you use? This was my problem when I started up again last time. I used Tamiya white primer and then the Pactra Fluro yellow, it was too green toned I thought. It was when I found the original post that I saw I went with Tamiya white primer, Tamiya TS16...

Thank you all, it’s appreciated.
Thanks Jeff & fastbackfreddie, no pressure at all there

With today marking 9 years when I officially posted this build here, I thought I would post this update saying it’s still alive. It has been in and out of the BP box, moved house twice and major issues matching paint. Luckily I found the original post which helped sort the paint. I used Pactra RC Fl...