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Simple door handles were made from strips of silver card. the card came from some old packaging. |
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The other side. The petrol cap is made from silver card.the wheels and hubcaps were painted in black and silver acrylic. The front bumper has also been painted in acrylic. |
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Charles and Dorothea show off the interior. Craft foam has been used on the floor as rubber matting, it is easy to cut to size with scissors The number plate was drawn by hand, it is made from a piece of thick card. The back brake lights and indicators are stick on gems from a cardmaking shop. |
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The front radiator grille is made from strips of thick card glued on and painted silver. The front lights are also stick on gems. |
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Havillands are ready to hit the road! At least, they will be, once I have made them a steering wheel, seatbelts and some wing mirrors! |
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