Chevrolet L.D.R.G in 1:72

[cgutzmer]

Got a thought for ya - one thing I always thought would be a nice touch on vehicles would be an option for headlights THink really little plastic canopies this would also open up a nice option for those that are so inclined to add led headlights if it struck their fancy.

Looking really good though and thanks for the update!
Chris

[airdave]

wow you obviously have some (micro) building skills!

but thats way too complicated a model (for me) at such a small scale.

[jjb89]

Thanks AirDave, I have a problem with my alergy (can't use super-glues, griptapes, or oil paints:() so I can't build on level what I want. This are downloadable models so You can print another copy and training

Chris Its good idea with led lights, but I can't that, and I my model have 'masked' lights (right painted on black, left covered),
But maybe someone do this

Another update:

[jjb89]

Next part of photos:
Lights, seat, and foot pedals.

Regards!

[Dragos]

Looks good.

[cgutzmer]

fabulous! can I get a shot along with something to show the actual size? that would be great!

[jjb89]

Thanks!
Size is... small

[JT Fox]

Originally Posted by jjb89

Thanks!
Size is... small

Understatement.

Cheers JTF

[Alcides]

Beautiful!!! I want to build one. What do you use to cut the curves, a x-acto knife ?

[jjb89]

Thanks, some times I use finger neil's scissors, but more Olfa Design Knife AK-3 (you can see it on one photo in KW-2 thread (first page))