Troy's btcc replica gsi

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planetc wrote:Where are you going to put your biscuits if you have the glove box full of abs?
mainly in my gob with lashings of tea.
there will be plenty of room for a secret pack of Maryland's cookies.
I'll be cutting the back out then plastic weld it the suit and Wahlah lol
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Coming on very well m8 looking good.
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Relocating the ABS? Thats certainly something else!
Looks good.
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looks great troy
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Finally the engine bay is painted here's some pics
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Looking good Troy, I bet you got through a fair few biscuits doing that.
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Yea I spent 3weeks eating biscuits and 1 hour painting it
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:lol: looks mint
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Troy's btcc replica gsi

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Looking well fella
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Another random pic
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I take it you won't be making Beaulieu tomorrow then? :lol:
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Haha, easy answer no!
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Looking really good! Bet you're getting happier by the day Troy!
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stunning, great job :thumb :thumb :thumb
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Grill and wing painted :)
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Great work as usual 8-)
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Took your advice, get em painted there be fine lol
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Great to see progress, looking cool. Pity you couldn't make Beaulieu, next year yeah?! :)
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It will be ready for all the shows :)
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Started reapplying my decals. These are painted not stickers
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As you can see I have made the lettering and graphics from using detailing masking tape
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That looks cool. What paint are you using for the differant coulors? You going to laquer over it?
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It's all 2 pack, I'm not sure about laquer might just buff it up after see what it's like. I'm not really after a glass finish
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You should get each coulor mixed up in a base coat spray can then laquer it. Bit more work but the end result would be nicer/smoother.
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TurboDan wrote:You should get each coulor mixed up in a base coat spray can then laquer it. Bit more work but the end result would be nicer/smoother.
More work don't you think I have enough lol. I could do with are IR lamp to speed drying times.
This attemp was to see if I could achieve it. Clearly I can lol.
As for basecoat It always to seems to go wrong for me i don't know why
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Just the lettering to finish
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The original, not to be confused with the current design in the touring car
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