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post 3 Mar 2012, 22:06
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"rendez vous at the turkish bath fellows !!"



"Well old chaps... I decided to visit to Paris with my Jag' because last time I've seen the Eiffel tower , we were supposed , McIntosh , Cunningham and me , to be over the Channel in a badly injured Lancaster ..."

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( first picture from " Don't look now ...we're beeing shoot at" and thanks to the fabulous Terry Thomas ....)









So ...I hope you'll enjoy this little 1/32 resin XK120 .

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post 3 Mar 2012, 22:12
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Beautiful work BigBlock!
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post 3 Mar 2012, 22:58
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Pretty kitty. I do love the lines of the XK120 and 140. Sleek and sensuous all in one.

Who produced the shell and what have you powered it with?

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post 3 Mar 2012, 23:07
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short run 1/32 resin body by the french master Pierre Yves Lebeau , mounted on a MrrC brass chassis , Cartrix engine and wheels .

going to bed now ....good night friend .
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post 3 Mar 2012, 23:27
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That is gorgeous. Beautiful paint work. Can you explain how you did it? There is a sheen to it but mot glossy. Do you spray it with any protective coating? What is the tourneau (sp?) cover made of? It is so realistic.


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Oh the wonders of semi gloss clear, chalk pastels, lead pencils, elbow grease, ...knowledge and technique.

Nice one bigblock,

P.S. Great car, bad story...Terry Thomas eeeuew



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post 4 Mar 2012, 06:39
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"elbow grease" .
I didn't know this expression was currently used in english laugh.gif

Ok :
the tonneau cover is molded with the body . This short run kit s just a one piece body.
paint : nothing particular but some weathering and a matt varnish . Then the car is polished to obtain the gloss you need.
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post 4 Mar 2012, 13:27
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Terry Thomas - yeah! Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines and other classics...

Beautiful job Olivier, and one of my favorite cars, molded by "The Master"!

Which movie are you referring to? Sounds like something I would like...

About "elbow grease", lots of expressions in French and English are similar in fact, only normal considering how long the countries have been bosom buddies!

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post 4 Mar 2012, 15:28
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I'm referring to " la grande Vadrouille" Don , one of my favorite comedy movie.....
I also love " those magnificent men in their flying machines " and I really appreciated terry Thomas as Uncle Archie in one famous episod of "the Persuaders" starring Moore and Curtis ....
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What a fabulous car .... splendid work.


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post 4 Mar 2012, 17:24
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Sorry to be a kiljoy, but it's actually Terry-Thomas..............you most never forget the hyphen.

The car looks fantastic, too by the way!!


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post 4 Mar 2012, 18:45
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very nice!! that polishing is done with sandpaper 800? or higher? its very realistic like that


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post 4 Mar 2012, 21:15
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Purr fect !


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post 5 Mar 2012, 06:43
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Excellent work for one of the greatest car, Olivier thumbsup.gif
Perhaps we can say to our english friends that your work is detailed in the new CIRCUITS ROUTIERS web site : http://www.circuits-routiers.fr/index.php

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post 5 Mar 2012, 09:29
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euuuh ......yes Sir !

So , more infos on Circuits routiers website ( link just over) but it's in french ....
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