September 26Sep 26 Very nice and easy to build. Affordable to buy. The classic 206 WRC... why wouldn't I like it? This car stands out in my memory above all as the car in which Marcus Grönholm won the championship in 2000.
September 26Sep 26 Very nice, I love the look of your Peugot FA. I also like the subtle weathering. You could improve your glosscoat finish a bit with sanding and polishing.Cheers Rob
September 27Sep 27 Author 5 hours ago, DocRob said:Very nice, I love the look of your Peugot FA. I also like the subtle weathering. You could improve your glosscoat finish a bit with sanding and polishing.Cheers RobThank you for the feedback Rob👍. I am aware that the lacquer finish is uneven. However, achieving a perfectly smooth finish would have required multiple coats of lacquer with wet sanding in between, followed by a final wax treatment. I don't have the time, patience, or tools for that. So, I am perfectly happy with even just this result🙂.
September 27Sep 27 4 hours ago, FullArmor said:Thank you for the feedback Rob👍. I am aware that the lacquer finish is uneven. However, achieving a perfectly smooth finish would have required multiple coats of lacquer with wet sanding in between, followed by a final wax treatment. I don't have the time, patience, or tools for that. So, I am perfectly happy with even just this result🙂And you should, as I said, the Peugeot looks great.Cheers Rob
September 27Sep 27 That looks great,lots of detail and decals :-) Picking up on Robs comment you could always try Tamiyas Clear gloss in a rattle can, several light coats then a wet coat and no rubbing back or final polish unless you really wanted to.
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