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Mazda Rx-7 Group B
First of all-Hello to everyone!
My name is Vitan and i am a modeller from Bulgaria. i like your forum and visit it quite often, but never dared to post a thread here. i hope the fact i will write in Egnlish is not a big problem...:o I would like to show you my project. This is Mazda Rx-7 Group B, which is kind of less known than the Lancia, Audi, Peugeot, Metro etc. But it was cool car and conquered 3-rd place at Rally Acropolis in 1985. Not that bad for a RWD car. Besides, this has never been made in 1/24 scale. So, i decided to produce a multimedia resin kit.. It is at the very initial and rough stage, but the work goes in the right direction i think. I use Tamiya body which i casted with the idea to save the original model, combined with cahssis and engine from an old Monogram kit. I used Milliput to make the fenders. Not much to see though and it is still very rough and thick, but this is just the beggining http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...lyingvarc1.jpg http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps5d4dda8a.jpg http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...psd6cbef22.jpg http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps57976bb5.jpg http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps0f2c9a80.jpg http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps84bf5eb0.jpg I hope you will like it |
Welcome here.
This is a car that many rallybuilders like to build, including myself. But there is no kit or transkit to build it, but you have the solution, just scratch the car with a streetversion. The beginning looks very good and I already can see a gr.B in the car. So great work. Keep it going.:champagne: Grts, Guido |
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Kind regards Philip |
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That will make three of us. I will follow too. Nice start you have made...
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Hello,
Welcome to you to from me. I will follow you're project with great enthousiamsic. I'm building the Group B cars to but this car will probaly never make it because there's no kit. Untill you started this :) Wish you the best with the kit and the building. You got 1 follower more :D greetings |
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Hello with some updates:) After the putty for the fenders was sanded quite a lot i still didn't like the shape because of the thick look. So, i decided to take drastic measures and make them in a , more similar to the real car rebuilding:) The fenders were removed and new, wider ones, were fitted at their place:) Those i took from the second casted body. Since it is resin i supposed they might be shaped well in a hot water. I took the risk and it worked quite well:) Of course, it is still rough, but with the next step it will have the right finish. Now, already the putty will serve me much better and i will use it with joy:)
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Great project. Best of luck ;)
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Hello,
a little, but important update:) The wheels for the model were created:) They came out really nice i think:) The work on the body continues, so i hope soon i will show this to you finished:gas: http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...pse1fcfcdf.jpg |
I hope you like it:)
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Nice wheels.
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Wow..:eek: .what kind of technique did you friend use to create them?
It's just a drawing but how did they came out for real? Do you have a picture of that also?! |
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Hi, it is a 3d model, created by my friend through a 3D software. Now the wheels will be sent to a 3d printer which will create the physical model. i will have them in a two weeks and will show them to you. |
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