Awesome Warren! 
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Zeitreisemaschinenwagen! - Build # 1
- Thread starter sharkman
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Thanks guys!
I had found this on a website and kept a copy of the image for reference (can't recall the website now but needless to say it is not my build, someone else's creativity) but many things could be made into a time machine.
I think this was particularly creative and a great car to use!!
I had found this on a website and kept a copy of the image for reference (can't recall the website now but needless to say it is not my build, someone else's creativity) but many things could be made into a time machine.
I think this was particularly creative and a great car to use!!
Hang in there Saul!
Love those Deloreans!
Bob
Love those Deloreans!
Bob
Back on the DeLorean today!
Started by masking off the body
And giving it a couple shots of german grey
added some washes to the interior to make it look a little worn
Then inserted the rear deck, the glass and attached the chassis. I decided to open the small side windows.
Started by masking off the body
And giving it a couple shots of german grey
added some washes to the interior to make it look a little worn
Then inserted the rear deck, the glass and attached the chassis. I decided to open the small side windows.
Hey Mister, where's that Flux Capacitor! 
Right here! It's inside now so the only way you can see it is by peaking in the window with a pen light!
Sorry, missed it. Carry on
That is looking really good Saul!!
Bob
Bob
Bob, this is not my build.
Regards,
sharkman, sharkmouth..... the confusion is forgivable!
I shouldn't have picked a handle so close to Saul's.
Apologies to both Saul and Warren!
I do know the difference! Honest I do! I am more image conscious than with text. When I look at threads, I focus on the images posted. Going back through the thread, I made this same mistake twice! You don't suppose age has something to do with that?
Anyway, Great job Warren!
Bob
I do know the difference! Honest I do! I am more image conscious than with text. When I look at threads, I focus on the images posted. Going back through the thread, I made this same mistake twice! You don't suppose age has something to do with that?
Anyway, Great job Warren!
Bob
Saul, You can't even imagine!!!!!
Awesome stuff!
Awesome stuff!
I saw a neat trick watching people restore Tonka truck toys on Youtube where they would paint the white lettering of the tires by spraying white paint on a sheet of paper and then press the tire on the paint. Thought i would try this with the rear tail light lenses. They are very small and the raised areas are supposed to be black. Didn't want to mess them up. Only problem I had was that the paint on the paper would dry very quickly before I had a chance to press them on. I used a piece of blue tak to get a better hold of the lens while I pressed it to the paint.
What do you think so far??
Debating right now if I should leave the silver time travel coils around the front and back silver or paint them with a slight tint of clear blue??
What do you think so far??
Debating right now if I should leave the silver time travel coils around the front and back silver or paint them with a slight tint of clear blue??
Maybe have the paint on a sponge? I think you got it though!
