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Nice work.

I found a couple more shots you might not have seen here (pretty good site for pictures):

https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum ... 254/page3/

Cheers!

Good evening!

Many thanks i have already it so i appreciate Dr gn

The chassis is acheived, with some kinds of changements. Adjuction of the dashboard and custom centrale Magneti Marelli.
Sidepods adjusted and total view.

The base is ready to receive interior architecture.








TBC!

Nice progress!

Unbelieveable work.
From a different planet really.

Good evening and many thanks guy's!

Here it is.

First part of interior with seat adjusted. mat black background and front suspension done with iron supports, q-tip pipe and hum... a spaghetti i am serious


Try with wheels and tyres.




TBC!

RE60B wrote:.... q-tip pipe and hum... a spaghetti i am serious

That belongs to the most creativ search for usefull materials i`ve ever seen, like it!

RE60B wrote:done with iron supports, q-tip pipe and hum... a spaghetti i am serious

And it shows!! you can tell by the color.
I remember having used spaghetti to for modeling: long, long ago in a far, far city I made my own Darth Vader figure. I used speghetti for the light saber: paint it with an Edding red marker and the effect was great!

On other level, may I be a bit PITA with track dimensions? I find this rear track a bit narrow. What's the measure? A pair of spacers inside the rims might be welcome...

Good evening! long long way since last post. With eagleeye James on my back! and right look!

Okay, no spaghetti fetuccini or cianti on break tank!

Simply, electrical, arch, platine, front part, bottom front and lot of little details like wire rack protection under sidepods! so it is clearely far from the end!
next work is in direction of throttle break extenguisher, and cockpit internal section and wheels.
For sure 1/12 Larini will be inside, and i search good picture of data monitor (i think they were standard in 1988

After large cleaning here she is






TBC!

Wow!!!! really nice, now ready to get dressed

Lovely details on this car.
Don't waste your time with the bodywork. It would only hide all the details you have put in the chassis and the engine.