Construction begins with work on the body shell. Typically of these
Revell kits the fit is poor and the
panel lines way too thick and deep. It is almost impossible to see
panel joints on the real cars let alone in 1/24
th scale.
The main body components were assembled and copious filler used to try and create the correct body shape.

The fit around the drivers headrest and the top air-intake was
particularly bad, and I had to refer to photos of the real car to determine the correct shape for this area. This was then
sculpted out of filler.


After several days of filling and sanding the
body shell was primed with a neutral grey. this enabled any imperfections and marks to show up and be
dealt with.


After a couple of weeks of work the body shell is now ready to begin painting.
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