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    Considering my little experience building chassis I opted to emulated Art’s Indy Roadster chassis to the best of my capabilities with a few modifications

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    • #24755

      Then I cleaned and painted it

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    • #24757

      Then I installed motor, gear and guide

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    • #24759

      Then I finalized the body work and decals

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    • #24761

      Then I did some work in the cockpit 

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      It runs nice on my plastic track, I need to wait and see how does it goes on a wooden track.

      I would like to do some more detailing on the driver and some final touches on the body screws details.

      The driver was Eddie Sachs

    • #24776

      Wow! That looks great Luis! Nice job! I love the Firestone tire decals they really make it!

    • #24778

      Awesome!!! Great build Luis!!! Thanks for sharing your photos too!!!

      Hopefully Eddie can make it for the inaugural Indy Roadster 500 next month!!! Yahoooooo!!!

      Q. What decals did you use?

      The Happy Canadian Scale Modeler!

    • #24796

      Thank You Guys, it was really interesting to work on this front motor chassis.

      The tire decals I got at Indycals the body decals I ordered from Ostorero

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      Avatar photoDB

        Very nice work Luis.  Love the tire decals and chassis.

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        Avatar photoGI

          Great cockpit detail!

        • #24807

          Very impressive Luis!

          I love the way the tire decals pop. They make the whole thing scream Indy 500. How did you apply them to look so perfect, as if they were pad printed?

          That cockpit is beautiful. Did you paint the gauges?

          Cheers

          Steve

        • #24808

          Thank You Guys,

          For the tire decals I applied a bit of Tamiya Mark Fit, then apply the decal and add another touch of Mark Fit once it was dry, in order to eliminate the shine on the decal, I applied Tamiya clear flat over the full diameter of the tire.

          The gauges I first painted in mat black and then I used dry brush with silver to pick up the elevate parts and used a tooth pick with red for the arrows.

           

           

        • #24874

          Fabulous build Luis, setting the Bar too high!!! :>)

        • #24895
          Avatar photoKen

            Luis,

            Absolutely stunning build! Congrats!

            Ken

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