Didn't trust myself ha ha
Had big plans to get lots done this weekend.....but the weather put paid to that. I'm forced to work outside the garage for a few weeks. I swear ever time I started work, the heavens would open. Despite that.....I'm surprised at the progress I'm making on sanding and filling. I decided to make things complicated for myself by deleting the headlight recess that the covers sit in ( I have the covers also, but I reckon they can sit on top of the bodywork and a chrome strip can run round the outside of them to semi flush them). And definetly looks sharper lines when not using the covers or if they break in the future.
I think the flash line on top of the front wings will be the most difficult to get right, but will get there in the end.
Oh and I got the headlights + bowls + chrome rings for £36 delivered which I think was pretty well done
Made some good progress today after work. Filled the headlight lip flush, and am happy with the sharper lines.
A sneaky peak lol. I had a setback at the weekend, my compressor decided to malfunction (keeps tripping the house electric as soon as I start it). So I had to buy a cheap electric random orbital sander, which is bulky, heavier and less natural to use than air sander, but at least I can crack on
Got the headlight covers also, they still fit.
I don't know why......but my mother was a wee big upset to come home and find her dining room like this....
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Nissan skyline rear lights were an impulse buy at £30, they could work frenched in, I'm not sure about space though
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I like the details and depth of these and there are some guides online to making interesting led conversions for them
Thanks man, hope your enjoying yours
ERM it wasn't a roller.....rattlecan just to see how them damn flash lines are coming along
Small update, Working on the bonnet shutlines, these were pretty huge and had to add quite a lot of material to bring it close
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Hmmm really? I hadn't thought of that
Jones they are just standard bonnet pins, minus the round plates at the top
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(£8 from halfords 4 meters)
Its not 100 percent ideal to be honest as the curves are a bit tight for it.
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Hmmmm any solution for this, bulkhead in the way of headlights with or without their bowl. About 3 inches out? What did people do here? Persuasion with a lump hammer? Angle grinder? Am I allowed to alter this section? Please help!
Thanks for the rapid reply, did you take pics of that part of your build drum? Would bashing it in be an acceptable solution :0