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guye 07-18-2014 05:54 AM

Kit Car with the mostest
 
I hope Craig doesn't mind me posting this pic (tell me and I'll take it down Craig). But it shows several things I found interesting:
1) awesome packaging
2) numerous kits in various stages in the one picture :JEKYLHYDE

But best of all, the nearest kit is apparently the full featured Finishing Kit PLUS. The PLUS is it apparently comes with your own Stig mechanic under the bonnet to assist with the build! Now THAT'S what I call some innovative packaging :LOL:

http://i1372.photobucket.com/albums/...ps276c362f.jpg

guye 07-18-2014 03:42 PM

And the wrapped job. Hope Stig mechanic has an air hole :)

http://i1372.photobucket.com/albums/...ps42c6d81f.jpg

albanycobra 07-18-2014 05:33 PM

Yeah AP is one professional outfit. Very nice seeing the car wrapped like that. When I want a Cobra I know who to call. My Missus has been nagging me for ages to get one.

leroy17 07-18-2014 06:08 PM

It never gets old how good those bodies look popped out and unpainted.

Oh, and look at the brushed alloy look one at the back, the color mixer is an artist as that looks just spot on, even down to the black outline of the bonnet frame.

Just don't use a Stanley knife to open your 'parcel'.

Russell9318 07-18-2014 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by leroy17 (Post 1310658)
It never gets old how good those bodies look popped out and unpainted.

Oh, and look at the brushed alloy look one at the back, the color mixer is an artist as that looks just spot on, even down to the black outline of the bonnet frame.

Just don't use a Stanley knife to open your 'parcel'.

Yeah, even feels and sounds like aluminium, I bet it gets a great patena as well. Very clever composite dude.

Cheers

Russell

jr289 07-19-2014 05:26 AM

I would like to see more photos of that "brushed alloy look" car in background of the above photos.

guye 07-19-2014 06:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jr289 (Post 1310710)
I would like to see more photos of that "brushed alloy look" car in background of the above photos.

No ''alloy look" jr - that's a Kirkham genuine aluminium body there...

750hp 07-19-2014 06:51 AM

No ''alloy look" jr - that's.....a perfect example of Leroy17's subtle sarcasm at work. ;)

lippy 07-19-2014 11:45 AM

I wish my car had been wrapped like that before transport. The gorilla at Intercity sure wasn't paying attention to my paint.

gjkrv8 07-19-2014 05:42 PM

Had me going for a minute too - I thought maybe Tenrocca has sold off his patented Brushed Alum paint look. :-)


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