JDMcorolla

you could use model railroad realistic water resin. it can be done in layers and its easy to work with. for the splashes im not sure.

can you do a ae86 digital dash? i have pics

did those wheels come with the kit or are they aftermarket? it's 1/24 right.

this is what my 86 looks like , but all black. no gold engine bay. same wheels it's not done yet thought. the one in the pic was done in hawaii so i know i will have the only one that looks like that in georgia

what kit is this? i used to own a 1:1 crx with full body kit, wheels and turbo. i would like to make a model of it? thanks.

i love my 86. do you have one?

my daily slider weekend driver.....lol and my new project to replace the one above as my daily driver

i love to do any style model, old school rat rods, low riders, american muscle, imports (are my fav).

to get some real model kits, my wal-mart stop selling them and all things to do with models. the only thing we have are diecast . any one want to donate some cheep kits....lol....my closest hobby store is like two hours away.

any modelers in south georgia? waycross area?

hi, im am new too the forum but your topic caught my eye. i am also doing a mt drift diorama with a 1/24 scale ae86 that will be done to look like my real one. first your base. i would use a wood base, most people use picture frames but the cardboard backing isnt very strong. next build up your mountain and road using pink or blue insulating house board. you can get this from any home hardware store. carve it to your desired shape. next cover the whole thing with a modeling putty/clay. aff the putty dries paint ground work in a earth color . add grass , plants and trees. next work on the road. you could make it look smooth , cracked or grity. as this is all done with the modeling clay with a thin layer for the road. next paint the road a asphalt color. use airbrush for skid marks road wear ect. to ad more details you can build guard rails and road signs out ove sheet and rod styrene. hope any of this helps here are a few pics for a ref.