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Good for you! It's good to try something different from time to time. *NM*
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I was able to score a Revell Porsche Speedster, kit H-1204. Totally out of my wheelhouse. Didn't realize it is a multi-piece body. I've never tried anything like that. Gonna have to work on my body work skills. Oh yeah, paid $5 for it. *NM*
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I was able to score a Revell Porsche Speedster, kit H-1204. Totally out of my wheelhouse. Didn't realize it is a multi-piece body. I've never tried anything like that. Gonna have to work on my body work skills. Oh yeah, paid $5 for it. *NM*
Good for you! It's good to try something different from time to time. *NM*
I also just started a Revell Porsche but an earlier issue. The multi piece body is actually well designed along the trail so only a very short line to fill. Roll pans too but many kits have those seperate. Have fun. With care it can look okay! Good building. *NM*
"along.the trim edge" Doh! *NM*
I.m not awrae of that kit but multi piece bodies its best to see whether various parts can be assembled to give a more single piece body yet still allow a normal assembly like you are familar with....they can be o/k or a PITA.......lol. *NM*
I also picked up a Revell Rally Porsche (928), still sealed. Another $5. Is this kit any good? I'm hoping to build it as a street racer. *NM* *PIC*
Here is a link to pics of one with those wheels for sale. It has a bunch of pics. It is sold so you may want to save some before it is taken down. *LINK*
Sorry, I should have made it clear that the site link is to a 1:1 car for sale. *NM*
Yes the revell 928 kit is pretty nice. I had the stock issue of the kit which is same basic kit. Full detail open or closed head light options *NM*
