EVILFACE
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Working door handles and latches 
1/6 Scale Mad Max V8 Interceptor (scratchbuild)
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Marine Boy
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Finessing the body panels before spray painting. We've had a poor summer here in the UK. Most of the car itself is built, with only the stuff in the back still to make.
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Incredible work! I couldn't put together a premade kit that cleanly!
Marine Boy
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Making opening filler caps for the extra fuel tanks.
Glued into place. I need to find some tiny springs to finish.
Making the jerry cans. I thought of buying some 3D printed ones, but they have print lines which would take time to remove.
Glued into place. I need to find some tiny springs to finish.
Making the jerry cans. I thought of buying some 3D printed ones, but they have print lines which would take time to remove.
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WOW...amazing Interceptor, even more amazing that you even go the extra mile in scrachtbuilt the gerrycans!!!...right now there are several good options of them in the 1/6 scale military lines, some are even made of metal, but the fact that you made your own and look spectacular tell us of your dedication, attention to detail and craftsmanship that you put in each of your projects. I love to see these old school fully scrachtbuilt projects come to life.
Marine Boy
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Making the rear shelf. This is attached to the roll cage.
Fitted into the car.
As i build all the little interior bits and bobs, the body is being painted. This is going slowly due to the sporadic bouts of decent weather we're getting right now. Before any weathering is applied, I have to replicate the underlying black on black paint job. I've used satin black rather than the full gloss, as it will be dulled down significantly anyway.
Fitted into the car.
As i build all the little interior bits and bobs, the body is being painted. This is going slowly due to the sporadic bouts of decent weather we're getting right now. Before any weathering is applied, I have to replicate the underlying black on black paint job. I've used satin black rather than the full gloss, as it will be dulled down significantly anyway.
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