More done on trimming and fitting the body parts together after a 3-week holiday break.
It doesn't look as if I've done very much but getting the three main sections in alignment and fitting neatly has been a chore due to different amounts of shrinkage on each of the vac form parts as they cooled down.
There's still quite a lot of smoothing and sanding of different parts, plus making and fitting a removable floor panel before any paint is applied.
nice work, I have to ask, I was always told not to sand and polish metallic or pearl paints. I would be interested to know if thats what you did here and if you only sanded the coats underneath then sprayed a final un-touched coat on top?
I love astons ever since Dad used to drop me off at school in his db4 then he flogged it and got the same renualt 4 he had before the Aston oh the shame of it all lol
I do admire your skill set scratch building is not for the faint hearted
I have to say I think roy is one of the best scratch builders I've come across, and I'm on many forums now, I am always in awe of what he does and yet he thinks he's nothing special, boy is he wrong. Wish I had a tenth of his skills.