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Me 262 heavy racecar

Started by killnoizer, February 05, 2024, 09:59:42 AM

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killnoizer

This is the start of a group of racing cars, i think mainly based on the famous and lovely 262 fuselage . . .  Some of you might renember that i have a big preference on this german masterpiece 😆 .


First i slaughtered a brand new HOT WHEELS car for the engine .   

Than build the main Track  , backward wheels where ready , made them last year for another build and did not use them .

Today i have to close the gaps of the wing base , not the sweetest job that i can Imagine .   

On the underside is a real big hole to put the track construction inside the fuselage .
The other wheels should become some frames to hold like the blue flame speed car from the 70's .

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killnoizer

Today i did a lot of work on the body ,  fixed the track, started the rear wheel construction and did some aging on the engine .
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Aging with the new Valejo Game Color and the Airbrush thinner , they work very good together !

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Rick Lowe

When I filled the underside of my Revell 262, I started with the wing centre section - this saved a lot of time and filing. Just a thought.  :thumbsup:

killnoizer

#3
NO  :mellow:

Thanx for your suggestion, but this original part is not easy to use because there are the open bays for the landing gear .  And this build needs a bigger hole for the wide tracks ( 1:35 Pz.IV )  , so in real I need only two stripes of 3 mm on each side .

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killnoizer

I've added some details , finished the undergear and painted it again after the yesterday accident .
Chrome spray first , than a mat clear coat , no i can start with the washings ..

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Rick Lowe

Cool! Come out nicely.  :thumbsup:

Do they fire the cannons at the end of the run, to add a bit of braking effect? No Rick, that would be Silly... ;D

killnoizer

:thumbsup:    watch the rules on race track !

First step of preshading , Valejo  black and thinner ,  now i went to color .



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killnoizer

#8
Yes .
That's all Valejo Game Color plus Airbrush thinner .  All painted with the brush , I like it  :thumbsup:

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zenrat

Fred

- Can't be bothered to do the proper research and get it right.

Another ill conceived, lazily thought out, crudely executed and badly painted piece of half arsed what-if modelling muppetry from zenrat industries.

zenrat industries:  We're everywhere...for your convenience..

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Vulcan7

Dragtastic! (as in dragster) & great paintwork  :mellow:  :mellow:  :mellow:  :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:
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