The
model initially, generally OK with minor inaccuracies in contours but
lacking authenticity especially in the rear window shape. However, this
model can be regarded as a successful one considering that no
blueprints are available today. The dashboard, front grille, door and
window handles, gear shifter and wipers details for 1/43 are excellent.
Kudos to Autocult for this rare model.
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I split the model.
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The
rear lamps had a surrounding chromed bezel which the original car did
not have, but were sold as aftermarket accessories.
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I shaved the
protruding frame of the bezels and applied putty in the gap between the
bezels and the body.
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I applied testing primer at the
rear.
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I
painted the central part black, and applied flat white sticker folio on
the inside panels. I had covered with artificial white leather in the
real car.
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I
painted the fascia panel black.
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I
painted the floor inside flat black and applied some white dust on the
seats.
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I painted the body black.
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I applied Maskol on the clear
parts and painted the headlight bezels red.
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I painted the
stripes on the body red and prepared the Hittite deer emblem as decal,
and applied on the body.
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I assembled
the model. Here are the finished photos...
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The
actual photo of the car...
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