Amps and coach sides was glued in place.

The speakers/amps got some chrome details.

I did a test with orange rust to see if I could use it instead, but I thought it was a bit to dark.

Details on the underside was glued in place.

I had to do a simular thing with the backsides of the front seat and keyboard as I did with the interior seats, closing up the empty space with plastic sheets.

There’s a few spots that need some touching up.

The front frame with engines is alsmost done.

I still need to add a few parts to the engine and sort the hood and front.

I did a test fit of the coach and front.

Not much left to do. I gave the hood and front a cote of white, and hopefully I can paint orange on top without anymore mishaps.
I also have a few chrome parts to sort. Perhaps the best way would be to remove the chrome and paint them, but I’m unsure what to use to remove the chrome.
I’ll probably just use chrome colour to touch up the parts where I’ve removed chrome when cleaning up.

The coach sides was masked and then they and some other parts was painted with mahogany.

Mask removed from amps and keyboard.

The unmasked coach sides.

Some details painted.

Time for some clear coat.

Once that was dry, I put on some decals.

I first tried panting Humbrol gloss orange on a piece of plastic, which went well. So I painted the underside of the hood and back of the front. At first it looked ok but after a while it started to look awful. Perhaps the orange colour or thinner reacted with the acrylic primer.

I just need to redo that. Otherwise I think the orange colour will look alright.

It took some work to assemble both engines together and I had to re-glue some parts.
I also cut plastic and glued to the rear of the seats.

I gave the coach sides and some other parts a new coat of clear colour.

A few details to paint on some parts before I can start assembling, and I also need to sort the hood and the front.

Time for an update on this project.

Time for som primer!

Some parts had to be turned over.

After some additional sanding and filling and sanding again, most parts actually got primer.

The seats and areas on the coach sides got some yellow paint.
Then the yellow was masked off and the parts was painted black. The engines and transmission was painted fire red.

Then rims and some other parts got some Molotov chrome.

At the moment I’m working on the keyboard and amplifiers that sit in the compartment.
Quite a lot of masking and painting to do on them.

Sometimes the kit is a bit confusing as it doesn’t match the real thing. Just details, but still.
The exhaust pipes seems to meet up on the outside of each engine, but not on the kit. I just wonder how hard can it be?
Also they have added decals that doesn’t show on the real car. I’ll try to get it look as good as I can and then add some artistic license.