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CTA entry- randy_ditton- 1:25th scale Midget racer

Thanks for nice comments you guys :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy


Progress to date...


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This kit has been great to build. I did add the snaps on the seat cushion casting. I did try a little dusting on one tire. Going to play around some more with that.

The following photo has served for insperation on the look of the engine panels being left off...


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Still have some small details to finish up, thanks for looking in!


Randy
 
My first thought was where am I going to put my 6'4" legs in that thing because I want to drive it. :D

Awesome work Randy! (y) (y) (y)
 
Seriously outstanding modelling Randy, your attention to detail is brilliant.

Work of art title from me! (y)
 
Hi Folks,

Thanks Mr. T !!

Hi Christian, Got the pipe on!

Thank you Adam

Appreicate it James!

Mike, Thanks my friend!

Hi Dave, These things are tiny! The pics of them racing look kinda funny with the drivers really stuffed in :)

Thanks Nsmekanik

Phil, Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks Chuck!!



Going off into left field with this update :) :) Am going to build a small display for this project. It will be a small section of a auto machine shop. It will be a section of wall and a little piece of floor with a lathe, work bench and lots of junk, the racer will be on jacks......



Broke out the Lego blocks for the structure of the lathe, then sheathed them with sytrene....


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Gotta go build a wall!

Thanks for looking in.

Randy
 
So, the truth finally comes out as to how you make your little parts Randy :rotf Unbelievably realistic .

Really like the midget . just could not imagine that blue flam under my right hand while initiating a turn . Certainly would have been up in the grandstands :silly:


Cheers, Christian (y) (y) (y)
 
The car looks absolutely amazing, but that lathe is just jaw dropping. I was going to ask you where you got it, as I started at the bottom of your post and worked my way up to see that you scratch build it.
 
Hi Folks,

Thanks Mr. T !!

Hi Christian, Got the pipe on!

Thank you Adam

Appreicate it James!

Mike, Thanks my friend!

Hi Dave, These things are tiny! The pics of them racing look kinda funny with the drivers really stuffed in :)

Thanks Nsmekanik

Phil, Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks Chuck!!



Going off into left field with this update :) :) Am going to build a small display for this project. It will be a small section of a auto machine shop. It will be a section of wall and a little piece of floor with a lathe, work bench and lots of junk, the racer will be on jacks......



Broke out the Lego blocks for the structure of the lathe, then sheathed them with sytrene....


003-101.jpg





001-110.jpg




003-100.jpg





004-86.jpg





013-44.jpg





004-88.jpg





012-62.jpg





025-23.jpg


002-101.jpg



030-16.jpg





001-113.jpg





015-57.jpg





019-35.jpg





035-17.jpg





043-9.jpg





004-90.jpg




006-89.jpg





018-40.jpg




024-23.jpg






029-19.jpg





035-18.jpg






038-16.jpg





026-23.jpg





018-41.jpg





019-37.jpg





020-31.jpg





024-24.jpg





Gotta go build a wall!

Thanks for looking in.

Randy


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Each picture just looked more and more real. Amazing work Randy.
 
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