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Old 09-10-2011
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Default My first ever shell

here is my first ever designed shell

unfortunately I didn't know at the time that normal car paint would just start peeling off after one run but i now know to use polycarbonate paint in future.

Also any ideas for designs for the wing as haven't done that yet
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nice start dude, nice n clean. i would say just carry on the whole two tone thing for the wing bud.

but yeh, use the correct paint in future. live n learn hey.
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cheers the whole two tone thing was just a quick idea that i had as i decided to base it on the Jordan F1 colours and the end product was quite effective and really stood out amongst the other cars
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Its simple but it actually looks quite good.
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