Torikoos 'Get off Your Duff Challenge'
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I'm very late joining the fray here (as usual). I've had some computer issues so I've not been able to post here, but in November I had set myself my own challenge, which involved getting a long overdue project underway and finished of a Proto2000 GP9, which I wanted to strip, detail, and paint as a Southern Pacifici kodachrome GP9 .

So I started off by taking off the shell, and while still painted I removed the bits I didn't need, such as the rain gutter above the cab window, the vents on the battery box and a modification to the sill. I also cut of the original light castings.

[Image: 31230056184_8dcc35978c_c.jpg]GP9R Kodachrome build by Koos, on Flickr

After I removed the bits that I didn't need, I stripped the shell and started adding the new parts. I also added the sander doors in both noses, scratch build from Cannon&Co long hood doors, cut to size. This gave me a nice latch detail.

[Image: 32071446255_6ed6139afb_c.jpg]GP9R Kodachrome build by Koos, on Flickr

After all parts were fitted, time for Tamiya primer grey.

[Image: 32071445125_bfe7db76bd_c.jpg]GP9R Kodachrome build by Koos, on Flickr

Then I used Vallejo Model Air yellow to airbrush the yellow.

[Image: 31230056864_261c6db9ec_c.jpg]GP9R Kodachrome build by Koos, on Flickr

Then Masking the areas to remain yellow, and airbrush on the red, followed by another mask and then the black.

[Image: 31923134822_2a40c89338_c.jpg]GP9R Kodachrome build by Koos, on Flickr

[Image: 31696390740_7e5f91017c_c.jpg]GP9R Kodachrome build by Koos, on Flickr

After this, it's time for decals.
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