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How to Build Ferrari 458 Liberty Walk?

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Fujimi kit a Hobby Design transkit. Not recommended for beginners:-(.

Lot ...

... of ...

... cutting. Dont forget make holes for parking asistents on rear and ...

... front.

Make space for styrene bumper support (see black line).

Apply styrene bumpers support.

Use putty instead glue.

This is another place, where is necessary to apply putty.

Done.

Done.

Tamiya Pure White used.

Transkit doesnt contains stripes, ADV and Simon Motorsport decals, you have to made own.

Scale Motorsport CF decal used on roof. Applying 2K clear.

Another view.

Another view.

Blackened smile by acrylics Semi Gloss Black by Tamiya.

Parking assistents (wire or styrene) apply.

With windows. Warning: tail (in carbon) needs lot of adjustment, it doesnt fit.

With windows.

Complete rear.

Its not part of transkit, I found it into old PE set.

Result. It was hell for my big hands.

Cutting breaks. Bigger aftermarkets calipers used after all.

Prepare for lowering chassis.

And this is ....

... how I lower this 458.

Zero Paint Rosso Corsa used for interior ...

... and Model Masters Magnesium too.

Filter used for carpets.

I love this view.

Interior done.

PE and wires apply.

Yes, work with these f... small silver pieces was hell:-)

Engine done.

Another view.

Another view.

Use Tamiya acrylic X 10 (60%) + acrylic XF 1 (40%) for painting carbon fiber breaks.

20'ADV 7.0M.V2 Wheels from Hobby Design.

Holes for aftermarket screws.

Painting with Tamiyas Leaf Silver.

After apply Alclad Candy Ruby Red and aftermarket screws.

This is usefull tool in traskit.

Tire done.

And complete wheels.

Breaks done.

Complete breaks.

Tail lights need shining.

Its cooking foil.

Use transparent or Tamiya Craft Bond Glue for sticking foil.

Light done.

And this is result.

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