I just might get this up and running.
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| model | 58023: Holiday Buggy [ click here for more Holiday Buggys ] |
| status | Project |
| date entered | 23/09/2009 20:22:05 |
| description | Pretty nice object. I´m not sure what to do with the body. It´s kind of 'rubberlike' and I suspect any paint on it will crack pretty quickly if the body is bent. Will get rid of the awful paintjob and fix the holes on the hood to begin with. First things first...
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At first glance this looked like DJTheos TRF Holiday Buggy.
The plastic is pretty good. Two mounts of the roof are broken on the body but other details are just poorly painted. The rest of the roof is missing however.
Nice one mate. Whats the condition of the plastic? repo decals are readily available on tc. Perhaps an alloy roof also
Thanks guys! The paint came of with ease after a brakefluid longbath. I think I´ll try respraying it after all. God save the queen, Jeffy!
Hold on looks a bit like the Saint Georges cross on the bonnet and the rear. All together now God save our gracious queen
bodys on these should be rigid and yes that paint job should go.hope you have the missing roof.
This is what happens when daddy lose interest. First time he's happy to help and with building and painting. Then the years go by and the kiddo think its time for a new paint job.
You lucky thing!!! I've been after one myself! Congrats my friend!!! To much djurgården-paint job for me!!! Clean it, resto it and paint it boxart!!!
wow fantastic painting skills what kind of airbrush and masking technique?