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I bought the Ferrari 312T4 Tamiya Model about 5 months ago, but one thing after another kept creeping into my schedule hindering me from revamping my TD Greeblies. Just this past week I finally found time to work on the blueprints and the hand modelling of the rectangular TD Greeblie....

 

The cylinder might need to be 1 mm longer, but maybe not. What do you guys think?

 

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Thanks, guys! If you see any issues with the part, speak up now. I am in scratch building mode this week and can adjust the part rather quickly if the eagle eyes of this group see something out of place. The more eyes on the issue, the better.

 

... to encourage people, FREE GREEBLIES for all who contribute positively to the conversation of the accuracy of the Greeblie in question!!!!!

 

FREE GREEBLIES (both the rectangular and circle bits)!!!

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If you look along the bottom edge, you'll see some extra bits that aren't on your version.

 

Otherwise, really nice work!

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Free greeblies? Yes Please! :)

 

I don't know much about the finer details on ANY costume, did you mean free greebles for advice comments?

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I looked at the price for a model kit online......i think they know the scout trooper community uses the piece because the price is jacked way up

 

 

 

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I looked at the price for a model kit online......i think they know the scout trooper community uses the piece because the price is jacked way up

 

Yes and no. It's an older model kit (late 70's - early 80's) and at that scale, they're not super easy to come by in a complete form. I paid a bit for mine and I got a deal.

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The larger scale models are all this high priced. My KAwasaki 1100 was $175.00 usd and this Ferarri was $145.00 usd.

 

Dart, I have seen only one other 1/12 312T4 model out there, a 'Protar" model I believe, but I went with the current Tamiya version. I couldn't afford both models at the time. Is there a big difference? I am thinking the fins on the left edge of the part are slightly different, but it could be jsut wear and tear on the parts themselves that make the heights different, and not the actual fresh-from-the-kit part.

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Im not sure if its just my eyes - but on the top of the cylinder - in the on screen shot it looks like theres a flat spot, angling up - not sure if its a reflection of light, or just a chip off the front, but i dont see it in your piece Jeff, it seems to just be a perfect half cylinder.

I could be just nit-picky

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Oh sorry Jeff. Miscommunication, your piece has the clean cylinder, it was the picture that Griffin posted that I was referring to the slanted/ flat part. Which was located at the top of the cylinder. Like I said tho, I wasn't sure if it was just lighting or a reflection.

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I'm just on a goofy not so smart, smart phone right now, I'll try and circle the spot on Griffins shot later

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I think Tristan's only talking about where there's paint weathered off of Jim's screenshot. I think your new greeblie looks great Jeff :)

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I think Tristan's only talking about where there's paint weathered off of Jim's screenshot. I think your new greeblie looks great Jeff :)

 

Yep, that's exactly it. And, a closeup pic from the blu-ray too (notice it's on the wrong side). I think Jeff has got it nailed down.

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Yah after checking out a tonne more screenshots and actually reciving my lit and greeblie a I relized its just the one shot like that

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