Building the AMT 1/25 scale "Christine" '58 Plymouth Fury - Part three - putting it all together
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2023
- #Scratchbuilding #ScaleModel #Christine
Today at Badgerworks, we continue with our build of the 1958 Plymouth Fury from the film "Christine". This time, we turn our attention to the exterior, fitting lights, bumpers and finally getting the actual model done (next is the diorama).
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Love this series. Well done. I've had his kit on a shelf for a couple years. I'll give it a go!
I'm glad you enjoyed it and do feel free to share your build with us 🙂
That's a superb build. The fact that you've managed to hide all the lighting inside the car as well particularly impressed me.
Another of your brilliant builds. Thanks for sharing.
Congrats to an absolutely beautiful build, SteamGeezer 👏👏👏And the green light effect in the radio looks especially awesome! Looking forward to the base...
Love it! What a talent you have.
Superb work mate! Absolutely love it - nice and clean.
Looks great my friend.
I only have one complaint, the video wasn't long enough😂, On occasion there are builds which really hit the spot for me there is this and the other is the ancient Revell, Bounty build by Harry Houdini from a few years ago.Ticks all the boxes, This is Awesome.
Coming along nicley
That's awesome, what tool did you use to put your headlight lens in with? that's a neat little tool.
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@@SteamGeezerUK thanks, this looks useful.
Did you just put the bonnet on the body or did you fixate it somehow? It's really a shame that the kit doesn't have a hinge mechanism which they could have easily done...
It's just placed. It actually stays in place very well on it's own but, as you say, it would be nice to be able to open and close it properly.
@@SteamGeezerUK Thank you! I think l will build two simple hinges from some ABS material to hold it nicely in place. The orginal hinges are way too complicated to build as they even use springs.