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AndyAus wrote:

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Same the blanket is on my little poney.

Been a long time since I touched this, but at last I've got to the point where I can disassemble & start on paint - last touches being a power connector for the horsebox lights, and building/installing the divider:

Got the primer on today

Yesss!

Landy body now has primer on it, which has highlighted some issues, mainly minor gaps/sinking where bits of styrene meet, but more seriously the curves on the leading edge have sunk unevenly over the underlying structure (I'm sure I took a photo of it, but can't find it) ... and there were also some bits I should have done in Milliput a long way back ...

Wahoo. Excellent.

That Landy body looks promising!

more stuff back from the shed - horsebox body in red primer, chassis in grey primer & clear, wheels in Daytona Yellow, divider & ramps in Ford Rio Brown, lights & mirrors in grey primer & "chrome", driver/interior/roof in white primer, and number plates in grey primer, black & clear:

I may have gone through the primer in one or two places ...

I'm leaning towards slightly aging the paint, so I'll redo the grey, give it a very light rub down, then spray it "aluminium", and maybe give it a dust of white primer before i get to the actual colour

Wow your paint préparation is crazy.