kahaya

I have implemented all the changes from V1.3 and it works absolutely perfectly. Had implemented the V1.2 changes and still had clicking. Now have no clicking sounds at all and all works well. Thanks.

Yes indeed in the photos it's not connected but I did have the whole lot connected last night when leaving on the shelf and it was working. Must take another photo this evening. Here are the photos of it in place and I'm quite happy with the results

After implementing a lot of the suggestions on this thread (thanks to all of those that have tried to improve this model), fill body gaps, fix the paddle shift, HOG steering & suspension rebuild, mostly implemented from the PDF file - https://bricksafe.com/files/jb70/42056-pimp-up-my-porsche/42056-1 - Porsche 911 GT3 RS.pdf thanks to jb70 for collecting all improvements into one file. It has bugged me for a while that there is a gap on the right hand side of the model, opposite the Fuel Filler Cap on the left on the front wing. So I spent a while thinking about how this space could be filled and with 5 pieces have managed to fill the gap without causing the issues of the Wheel rubbing or the door not opening. So here are the parts needed: The gap where the parts will be installed: First step: Second step - parts joined together: Position of panel in place: Photo is incorrect - as pointed out by AFOL1976 View from the wheel arch, note the panel does not rub the wheel nor is it visible from outside: Need to retake photo - as pointed out by AFOL1976 I hope that someone who has been bugged by this gap can now fill it in.

Thanks for the instructions, a great PDF to have, I've implemented all the changes and it's now perfect. Only thing I added was a few orange Lego Bionicle tooth parts to plug a few gaps in the body. I had the panel below the lights already but changed it using the Pin with Friction Ridges. I'll take a photo and post it later. Thanks a million to all for the instructions & ideas to make this a great model.