WIP - 1/20 Tyrrell 020C

[Jeff]

Nice work! I did not realise about the little hump at the rear of the cowl, until you showed it.

[Badi]

Yes, now I applied clearcoat and will polish.

After it, I will paint matt black inside cockpit and also will finish the front wings.

I think the livery is ok, it is acceptable, not the best job.

[CK]

The paint job and decal work look very nice!

Looking forward to see your car finished.

[Hein]

Lookes perfect to me

[steinietrabi]

Wow... Looks very nice after applying the decals and finishing the paint!

[Badi]

This Tamiya kit comes with Wheels from the 1992 season, however this car has wheels from the 1993 season, which are more thin like the Mclaren MP 4/8 or like Tyrrell 023 Wheels from 1995 and yellow Goodyear.

I had an extra tires from the Tyrrell 023, but no wheels.

So I designed and produced front and rear wheels on 3D printer to match the Tamiya tires sucessfully.







This is the result when combined with Tamiya tires....





I applied the semi gloss black and decals on the front wing and now I need to assemble it.





It seems nice when I put all togheter, lets prepare que cockpit and front suspension.

[steinietrabi]

The rims look good!
I would have 3 questions... maybe you can answer them.

What kind of program is this for your 3D design?
What kind of printer do you use? I appreciate an SLA printer.
And in which orientation did you print?

Thank you.

[Badi]

The rims look good!
I would have 3 questions... maybe you can answer them.

What kind of program is this for your 3D design? I use Fusion 360 for students
What kind of printer do you use? I appreciate an SLA printer. SLA Printer, Anycubic Photon S
And in which orientation did you print? I print like top. I mean, the wheel is pointed to the top. Supports come inside and along the rim.....90 degrees...I will see if I have a picture to send you. The secret is to make thin supports inside the wheel, so you can brake them easily.

Thank you.

[Badi]

So...

[steinietrabi]

Many Thanks for your explanations and the pictures! I had already thought that way...