Perspective Customs

Beautiful truck! Where can I find Z-Man wheels?

The kit is the AWD version but I'll probably add 4X4 suspension. I'm thinking something more like this. I'll need to find a smaller wheel and tire package.

Something I've been thinking about. I built this quite a few years ago but now I'm considering lifting the suspension and painting it white. What do you think?

I have a few 60's - 70's Cadillac projects on the bench that I would like to add side mirrors to. I know these mirrors can be found in the Revell lowrider kit but I can't see spending $50 or more for 1 set of mirrors and then have a $50 kit with no mirrors. Is there anyone who has mastered 3D printing that would be willing/able to print a few sets of these in 1/25 scale?

This Johan promo was pretty badly warped. I was able to get most of the body straightened out using the hot/cold water technique. The interior was beyond repair so I substituted one from a '59 Caddy sedan. The friction chassis was replaced with one from a '58 Chevy, extended to fit the Caddy wheelbase. Suspension lowered and hubcaps are '64 Caddy. Paint is Tamiya Champagne Gold.

Beautifully done. I've been sitting on this kit for some time trying to figure out how to hot rod it but after seeing your build I'm having second thoughts. Maybe stock is the only way to go. Very very nice.

This looks like it will be very interesting.

These are so cool. Is that hopscotch on the ground?

The color combo really makes it pop. Awesome paint job.

Nice clean build. The color looks like what Cadillac called Chateau Mauve Firemist. I'm working on a 1970 Coupe Deville that will be that color. Very nice.

Here's my version of Hasegawa BMW 2002 Turbo. Pretty much box stock with Alpina wheels from Ukrainian Scale Cars Productions, BMF chrome and black chrome and a bit of added details to the seats and door panels. Paint is BMW Silver Blue.

I can't get enough of this. The diorama and the automobiles are just stunning.

Beautiful build and photography. I have a '70 on the bench I'm going to do in what Ford called Medium Ivy Green Poly or Three Putt Green Metallic, similar to what you've done. Very nice!

#2 looks like the hood from AMT's 1970 Thunderbird.

Very nice! Did you use the Molotow pen or shoot it through an air brush?