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Thanks for that great set of detailed photos rom Paris 
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The paint finish on the Paris car looks poor in the photos in several areas , dashboard & front wings. Is that supposed to be a Hammerite finish on the headlamps?
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Can't decide which end looks worse, but I reckon the back end wins. Are the trees around Malvern being bred to look like recycled Black & Decker power-tool carrying cases ? ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2022/04/30/Super-3-rear-end.jpg)
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I thought that too but the finish on my 2009 4/4 Sport was just the same but my earlier Plus 8's have had a superior cellulose finish Is it a water based paint thing ? I think that alloy casting at the back end with woodgrain finish looks odd too - probably appreciated by the creatives though but to an engineer it has zero appeal and just looks unfinished a bit like where the waterfall grille should be at the front imho.
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I thought that too but the finish on my 2009 4/4 Sport was just the same but my earlier Plus 8's have had a superior cellulose finish Is it a water based paint thing ? I think that alloy casting at the back end with woodgrain finish looks odd too - probably appreciated by the creatives though but to an engineer it has zero appeal and just looks unfinished a bit like where the waterfall grille should be at the front imho. I don’t think that’s intended to be wood grain It looks to me like they’ve used a 3D print as the master for the sand cast It’s all going to look white and furry in very short order once it gets wet
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I thought that too but the finish on my 2009 4/4 Sport was just the same but my earlier Plus 8's have had a superior cellulose finish Is it a water based paint thing ? I think that alloy casting at the back end with woodgrain finish looks odd too - probably appreciated by the creatives though but to an engineer it has zero appeal and just looks unfinished a bit like where the waterfall grille should be at the front imho. I don’t think that’s intended to be wood grain It looks to me like they’ve used a 3D print as the master for the sand cast It’s all going to look white and furry in very short order once it gets wet Thanks for the explanation I am pre 3D - that will be getting furry already as that looks like one of the three cars that were filmed roaring along the beach in the sea...
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...that alloy casting at the back end with woodgrain finish looks odd too - probably appreciated by the creatives though but to an engineer it has zero appeal and just looks unfinished a bit like where the waterfall grille should be at the front imho. I don’t think that’s intended to be wood grain It looks to me like they’ve used a 3D print as the master for the sand cast It’s all going to look white and furry in very short order once it gets wet 1. 1st S3 Mod: a pot of multi-metal Hammerite?  2. Might be a good reason to wait for the 2023 or 2024 edition if a new buyer (the 2011 M3W was mostly sorted by 2014?).
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2. Might be a good reason to wait for the 2023 or 2024 edition if a new buyer (the 2011 M3W was mostly sorted by 2014?).
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Way too soon not even in production let alone being driven, 2026 would be the earliest.
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Bruce
1964 4/4 Series V Comp (Megan)
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I don't understand why they didn't put a front grille.
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