Photoetched harness bits, the seatbelt material is the surface of an old BodyShop nail polisher ripped off.
The nose has been enlargened with plastic stripes and Milliput. Surprisingly this process was quite fast and trouble free. The markings are from Indycals. The decal sheet didn't include enough yellow stripe: it should cover the bit underneath the windscreen, the headrest and the rear cone. Luckily I had a spare sheet. Good and opaque decals, but two layers is better, so now I am waiting for another set to come from the mail. I am going to try and sand the creases and touch up with paint.
The tyres were way too big. I ended up widening the front ones and putting them in the rear, in the front is a pair of MG models tyres. I did the widening with polystyrene discs and filled the seam with black milliput, then tried to camouflage everything with matt gray paint. Mr Model intake trumpets; Detailmaster orange wire with looms self made from bits of photoetched net; self made decals on the cylinder heads. Most tubular parts have been made from metal rod.
