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I had a couple of different 90s issues of this kit and there were some unidentified odd extra parts including a centre steering instrument panel and a small windscreen. Thanks to the wonderful Drastic Plastics website (link below) I was able to find out their origin: old Trophy Series issues. The Lindberg 32 Hot Rod kit had the required decals so I managed to produce a combination of two Trophy kits. 

The windscreen was unusable so used it for a pattern cut from acetate. Unfortunately the canvas 'cockpit' cover wasn't there so I made a pair from umbrella nylon. Anything else required came from the spares box.

Anyway, pretty happy with the result. Let me know what you think.

Drastic Plastics link:  https://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/mkiba-build-under-c/

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Very nice, you have really managed to build in the present without disturbing the spirit of the vintage kit, it is more difficult than you think, I have failed to do so myself with this particular kit by the way.

Thanks for the material tips.

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Great looking paint work and finish. Like the engine detailing. Looks better than their box art. 

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Looks awesome ,  even by today's standards. There is something specially rewarding about building old kits and bring them to this level. Amazing job Garry, a testament to your craftsmanship.

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