Stbd wheel arch added and cut to shape - yes it needs the filler smoothing down. The port wheel arch has just been fastened at the front end and when dry/solid will be fastened to the 2 brass pins and the aft end of the plane/thing/monstrosity and then cut to shape.
Its wet in Walkington so getting a bit of modelling done between making bread.

Some more work done on the wheel arches - then more filler and cleaning up

Going for the world speed record then Martin? Well for the build anyway.

Quote from: chriswil42 on May 18, 2021, 02:22:15 PM
Going for the world speed record then Martin? Well for the build anyway.

The only world record Msea go's for is the time to the biscuit plate at club meets.
As to this build, it could be 'Blue' as for the famous Bluebird racer.
However, I suspect that Msea has a more 'original' colour in mind.
Cheers,
Bigkev 

Yes Kevin - worn aluminium with a double "R" on the tail with the 2 letters back to back - now what could that stand for

Er.......
Red Robbo.....?
Note:- A suggestion only.
Bi

Good idea Kevin but it was going to be Robos Rocket or  Robskis Rocketski - talked to Neil and he has chosen the later, so thats another problem sorted.

First coat of black primer and this has shown the areas to be worked on more - so back to cleaning up and smoothing.

Back wall under construction - the pink thing is the large roller door, the breeze blocks have been marked and scribed.
Next job is to paint the breeze blocks and then clean out the mortar lines. Then its paint and add the roller door surrounds.

Trying the position of the car and background.

An interesting diorama Martin. Looking foward to see how it turns out.

I think Rockin' Robbin would do.

How about "Zooming Zak" - hohohohoh

It wouldn't look out of place in the Wacky Races.
Very cool  .

Coat of alumnium and some colour on the wheels. When dry will give a rub down and a second coat of aluminium, then on with some distressing - hohoho