MG ZR metal kit
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MG ZR metal kit
Looked at these for a long time and decided what the hell I will buy and build and see how it turns out
I wont use the crappy wheels though and I have asked for a RHD dash too just incase i decide to make a RHD one
Mark Lowe- Posts : 3044
Join date : 2012-10-19
Age : 51
Location : Middlesbrough,
Re: MG ZR metal kit
Been thinking the same Mark. Don't think i have the patience though. Keep us informed how it goes. You never know if it's easy i might buy one
newt5550- Posts : 6272
Join date : 2012-02-07
Age : 56
Location : Boston
Re: MG ZR metal kit
Hi Mark,
Is that the K&R white metal kit you're referring to? I'd be very interested to hear (and see) how things progress.
Out of interest, did you get along to the Croft rallycross last weekend? I looked for you but figured you might have had a change of mind.
Is that the K&R white metal kit you're referring to? I'd be very interested to hear (and see) how things progress.
Out of interest, did you get along to the Croft rallycross last weekend? I looked for you but figured you might have had a change of mind.
Hampton Caught- Posts : 2385
Join date : 2012-02-09
Age : 56
Location : near Hampton Court
Re: MG ZR metal kit
K+R yes mate and went to croft but couldnt find parts of the gazebo i needed so sacked it and bought a weekend pass for me and the family
Mark Lowe- Posts : 3044
Join date : 2012-10-19
Age : 51
Location : Middlesbrough,
Re: MG ZR metal kit
Ah! That explains it, then!
Hope you enjoyed the racing as much as I did.
The Suzuki Swift Juniors were a bit of a let down (hmm, which one of the two was going to win! ) but even then there were surprises. Made for a natural break in between the exciting stuff.
Spent some time each day on the grandstand and walked around to the far end to get close to the hairpin and finish line as well. Spent about 30 mins on Saturday standing on the pit wall, which was excellent. Sadly, our passes didn't allow us to stay there so we got moved on!
I've never seen so many races in one weekend where the firt two runners changed their positions in the last two corners, but there were several accasions that happened. Great stuff!
Keep us up to date with the K&R progress. My first kit was a K&R one - a 1/43 scale model of the Triumph TR7. Took me 13 years to make it (I'm much quicker now! ) and finished it soon before I sold the full-size car. Was useful, going out into the garage and checking the angles of the window winder handles so I could get them exactly right on the model. Still can't believe they were separate pieces, but the whole thing went together very well after a whole lot of fettling!
Cheers, Steve
Hope you enjoyed the racing as much as I did.
The Suzuki Swift Juniors were a bit of a let down (hmm, which one of the two was going to win! ) but even then there were surprises. Made for a natural break in between the exciting stuff.
Spent some time each day on the grandstand and walked around to the far end to get close to the hairpin and finish line as well. Spent about 30 mins on Saturday standing on the pit wall, which was excellent. Sadly, our passes didn't allow us to stay there so we got moved on!
I've never seen so many races in one weekend where the firt two runners changed their positions in the last two corners, but there were several accasions that happened. Great stuff!
Keep us up to date with the K&R progress. My first kit was a K&R one - a 1/43 scale model of the Triumph TR7. Took me 13 years to make it (I'm much quicker now! ) and finished it soon before I sold the full-size car. Was useful, going out into the garage and checking the angles of the window winder handles so I could get them exactly right on the model. Still can't believe they were separate pieces, but the whole thing went together very well after a whole lot of fettling!
Cheers, Steve
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Hampton Caught- Posts : 2385
Join date : 2012-02-09
Age : 56
Location : near Hampton Court
Re: MG ZR metal kit
K+R will put a RHD dash in with it and I will put an engine in the front of it so will make it with the bonnet open.
I did consider buying the express van model but went for the rally one instead
I did consider buying the express van model but went for the rally one instead
Mark Lowe- Posts : 3044
Join date : 2012-10-19
Age : 51
Location : Middlesbrough,
Re: MG ZR metal kit
Hi Mark,
Were K&R happy to do an extra dashboard for you, i.e. the RHD one?
I ask because I'm making a Rover BRM LE (road-going) model but need an interior and 'glass' to finish it off. The body is complete, sprayed and decalled, but I either need an interior and glass or to use black plastic for the windows and do without the interior.
Cheers, Steve
Were K&R happy to do an extra dashboard for you, i.e. the RHD one?
I ask because I'm making a Rover BRM LE (road-going) model but need an interior and 'glass' to finish it off. The body is complete, sprayed and decalled, but I either need an interior and glass or to use black plastic for the windows and do without the interior.
Cheers, Steve
Hampton Caught- Posts : 2385
Join date : 2012-02-09
Age : 56
Location : near Hampton Court
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