batfan10
Sr Member
I have a new kit coming and I figured I'd use my old one as practice. I used spray can instead of airbrushing (which I'll probly airbrush next time). I did break two section trying to unglue them but they hid pretty well during reassembly.
I am very pleased with how the cockpit turned out though! I used the Batmobile Insert Cockpit from Returns as a general guide. I did smuge a section of the car as the sealing coat wasnt 100% dry. But overall, I'm pleased and it does look much better than the default build. I also tested my Six Flags front light stickers I made to emulate the theme park car (uploaded them for whoever might be interested)
Two things that still were a problem:
The bottom side pannels dont have much room to work with, any advice gluing them in with as little gaps as possible?
The back wheels do not want to stay in place at all, they pop off are are lopsided. Anyone else have that issue?
I am very pleased with how the cockpit turned out though! I used the Batmobile Insert Cockpit from Returns as a general guide. I did smuge a section of the car as the sealing coat wasnt 100% dry. But overall, I'm pleased and it does look much better than the default build. I also tested my Six Flags front light stickers I made to emulate the theme park car (uploaded them for whoever might be interested)
Two things that still were a problem:
The bottom side pannels dont have much room to work with, any advice gluing them in with as little gaps as possible?
The back wheels do not want to stay in place at all, they pop off are are lopsided. Anyone else have that issue?
