much anticipated 1/24 Routemaster
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Has anyone got any pictures of the scania engine used in this bus? As I am building the later version from the 1990's. I can't find anything online.
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my lower deck is almost complete (not a euphemism)
i am enjoying this kit but it is a challenge as my 2 main hates in modelling (repetition and decalling) are here in abundance
i am enjoying this kit but it is a challenge as my 2 main hates in modelling (repetition and decalling) are here in abundance
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Fantastic build mate, I've enjoyed watching this build, but the name "Route master" sounds a bit like a Giggalo from a seventies movie.
Steve/Nax
Enjoying trying to make them look real.
Enjoying trying to make them look real.
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Here's my engine ready to install....
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Contrast between the interior and exterior reds....all are Halfords spray cans...
Interior is Citroen Venetian Red over red primer.
Exterior is Audi Bright Red, again over red primer.
Cream is Ford Ivory White over white primer
Interior is Citroen Venetian Red over red primer.
Exterior is Audi Bright Red, again over red primer.
Cream is Ford Ivory White over white primer
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Finally 99.9% there (and i know some people are sick of Routemasters)
i have enjoyed this kit, its took a while i just haven't had the time this year.
Revell really do need applauding for this it is an excellent kit great detail out of the box but like Merlin says some aftermarket add ons are long overdue.
i would build another though.
i have enjoyed this kit, its took a while i just haven't had the time this year.
Revell really do need applauding for this it is an excellent kit great detail out of the box but like Merlin says some aftermarket add ons are long overdue.
i would build another though.
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Very interesting !! Thanks for the detailed look, it will be helpful whenever I can get to mine (long after it isa novelty, I am sure).
John Ratzenberger
It's my model and I'll do what I want with it.
It's my model and I'll do what I want with it.
Re: much anticipated 1/24 Routemaster
very nice assembly (neater than mine) - i am having dinner tonight with a mate who drives coaches - he is considering buying one of these for about £32K for weddings and promo stuff..
Re: much anticipated 1/24 Routemaster
good value i would think but then its running one - very limited mpg and parts and servicing would be through the roof one would guess.John Leah wrote:very nice assembly (neater than mine) - i am having dinner tonight with a mate who drives coaches - he is considering buying one of these for about £32K for weddings and promo stuff..
but if looked after i would think it would always hold its value.
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Looking like a bus, albeit a very nice bus, Rono.
I expect another half dozen will be appearing soon!
Regards,
Bruce
I expect another half dozen will be appearing soon!
Regards,
Bruce