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Jordan J192

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30 July 2018, 18:38
bossy122
Start with the hard part first. Sanded/polished the front wing (still got pits my eyes couldn't see ) then affix with Tamiya epoxy putty to putty the gap of the 2 pieces from the inside out. Now to sand that rock hard crap down....
30 July 2018, 18:41
Norbert Steffens
I like formula 1 cars, but only the old ones. It looks like metalfinish??
31 July 2018, 18:11
bossy122
The front wing is white metal. I polished it up to give it a smoother finish. Ultimately, it will be painted over. The J192 raced in 1992 with front wing made of carbon fibre. So it depends on the definition of "older".
But that polished white metal looks great, don't it? I suggested to one of the Japanese manufacturers that they should think about making after market white metal wings for 70s F1 car kits but nothing ever happened. Maybe they'd be too heavy for the plastic parts they'd be affixed to.
31 July 2018, 19:32
bossy122
Now to deal with those wonderful microscopic bubbles in the putty that can't be seen until some paint is added or you take a pic in super macro. I can see one...
31 July 2018, 19:55
bossy122
Hopefully that's that out of the way.
1 August 2018, 18:11
Norbert Steffens
Great. I have a great respect of the shiny finish of a formula one car. But yours are fine so far
2 August 2018, 04:08
bossy122
Thanks.
2 August 2018, 04:38
bossy122
Hey! That came out better than i'd hoped.
15 August 2018, 18:21

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Jordan J192

7 images
1:20
On hold
1:20 Jordan 192 (Studio27 ST27-TK2029)1:20 Jordan 191 (Tamiya 20032)1:20 Jordan J192 1992 Spare Decals (Studio27 ST27-SDT2029)
Jordan 192
IE FIA Formula 1
Jordan-Yamaha 33 (Mauricio Gugelmin)
July 1992 British Grand Prix - Silverstone GB (Result: DNF)
Blue, white, red
 

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