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Then some correction of the edges with a brush, and mounting of the lights:




Ok, the worst is over, just some decaling left to do, and this is the end result:












Now its safely parked in my display cabinet

I think that's a pretty good save

Liked the autosol picture, looked like it really raced, a weathered C11 after 24hr LeMans now that would be something different. Scratched lamphousing, dirt, rubber and oil on the front.

Now get it out of the cupboard and run it up and down the street.

that reminds that I wanted to order the nissan driver to fit into the C11.

Looks good, i like the polish tip, i will google that stuff Autosol, i have a BTTC Volvo which could do with a nice polish before i put on the new decals.

Very good work Lars.

Rick wrote:

Looks good, i like the polish tip, i will google that stuff Autosol, i have a BTTC Volvo which could do with a nice polish before i put on the new decals.

The Autosol I use is this stuff: www.autosol.com...tCode=1000
Intended for polishing metal/chrome.

waterbok wrote:

Now get it out of the cupboard and run it up and down the street.

I don't thinks that's going to happen. Too busy building

-Lars

Looks like a good save to me. Light touch up on the sides and nobody will know the difference.

Edit - think I missed half a dozen posts since the one I read last.

Great work there Lars, you don't see it when you aren't aware of it
Still regret selling mine, maybe will buy another in future...

Cheers, Bram

Ps you're quit on a "building" roll lately

Thanks to all for the kind words!

BramMeijer wrote:

Ps you're quit on a "building" roll lately

I am, and there's more to come.
I found that I spent too much time in front of the computer...
-Lars