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Front logo cut on the plotter in styrene. Painted red-brown and using sponge technique with White (WEMCC C03) from White Ensign Models.
Glued with Vallejo matte varnish.
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Rear Volkswagen sign photo- etched in steel sheet.
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Rear lights in place.
I painted the weld on the replaced panel.
On the panel itself i painted the chalk mark- VW SAMBA `67 LEFT, but it isnt very visible- maybe for the better. I dont think the chalk marks stayed on the panels for too long in rain.
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TBC...
Very nice work!
ReplyDeletevery good
ReplyDeletewhat scale is ti?
you re doing great! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
ReplyDeleteLukáš "Reemus" Vanko - its the Hasegawa 1/24 scale VW Delivery Van 1967.
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Siara
your work is impressive, i read all about this project and some other you've done here!
ReplyDeletei can't describe how i am speechless, i will try a lot of your weathering techniques!
i juste have a question, how do you proceed to have the welds looking such realistic?
thanks and keep up the good work!
Nicolas
Wow, that looks amazing. I should have you do my bus, the Rustybus. It would take a lot more work than this one I suspect!
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