KIT No. 98 BUILD

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Linisher all painted and finished.
Works really well and is a real asset.

Now on with some actual building lol.

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Had a crack at making instrument bezels for the three gauges on the dashboard.

While the lathe and me were in miniature mode I also had a stab at the ignition/light switch.
That it currently drying so I couldn't show it with the dash.

How to make tiny glass lenses now! Kidding... I will use clear epoxy to fill each unit when the gauge decal is in place.
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Choke knob, 12v sockets and headlight switch now added.

I'm on with the oil and ignition lights.

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I've finally decided on a colour and I'm going to do my version of HUE at the British motor museum.

So it will be Land Rover light green
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I finished the detailing work on the dash panel today.
Just the instrument dials and lenses to sort out now.
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I think it looks OK so far.

I know ow you're all saying why doesn't he crack on the the chassis etc. Lol

Mick.

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Nice, Makes all the difference to the end result, regards simon.

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Re: KIT No. 98 BUILD

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Spent the day at the motor museum at Gaydon. Great to see so many vehicles but I spent a lot of time with HUE 166 on which I will base my build.
Plenty of other models to look at too. The royal Land Rover used on a tour of the commonwealth looked great.

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