Japanese staff car Kurogane Ace 1/72

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Re: Japanese staff car Kurogane Ace 1/72

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Unfreezed!

Glued levers, steering wheel and retouched paint

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last night put some glossy clear layer and glued wheels

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Thomas_M wrote:This tiny car has four-wheel drive? :shock:
Wonderful work on such a rarely seen build. Looking at the sprues this really is what I call a short run kit!

Did you ever try to airbrush those Italeri paints?
it's hard to try use them with airbrush withouth airbrush :whistle:

other my friends use italeri colors with airbrush and not hear about problems

At the next!
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Here is how you manage without an actual airbrush...

http://www.autoblog.com/2013/02/08/how- ... -airbrush/
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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Re: Japanese staff car Kurogane Ace 1/72

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Lol i see it recently on facebook :yipee:
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Washed the micro machine

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so, all pieces goes at right place after removed excess, added clear glasses too and final white drybrush

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added more vinyl glue to simulate lights..

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then i call it finished!!

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asap the complete finish post :)
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I don´t know, but... Without the top it remembers me to Donald Duck´s car... :quotes:

This is such a tiny model! Good to see you gave it a lot of life by your build.
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Re: Japanese staff car Kurogane Ace 1/72

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Thanks Thomas :)
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My goodness that is a cool build and awully tiny
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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Thanks Lyle :)
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That looks fantastic! I built one too but for the life of me, I cannot find it anymore! That and a truck have gone completely missing. I'm hoping someday I open a box and find them there.

Great job Silvio! You did fantastic!
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Re: Japanese staff car Kurogane Ace 1/72

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Thakl you Duke :bye:
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