Slobodan Mundzic

Week 3 This week I didn't make a huge amount of visible progress, as I spent most of my time measuring and planning the interior components, including the seats, dashboard and other details that will be installed inside the cabin. For the interior, I decided to use a lighter color. Since the original interior is almost entirely black, many of the details would be difficult to see in photographs. My goal is to make the interior easier to appreciate while still remaining faithful to the original design. This week I completed the main cabin structure and started working on the center console. I haven't started the windshield yet because I haven't found a plastic bottle with the right curvature. Rather than compromising the shape, I decided to continue working on other parts of the model until I find a better solution. From now on, I hope to post updates more frequently. Unfortunately, there is only limited space for photos in each update, but I would really like to share as much of the building process as possible. One more thing... At this stage, many of the individual parts may not seem to resemble anything at all. That's completely normal. Scratch-building is a gradual process, and everything starts to make sense once the pieces come together. Materials used this week: • Cardboard • Hot glue