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Optioning out the AMT Chrysler 300c
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
its easy to make with the regular roof all i did was slide the pillar back and rescribe door lines and new interior panels -
Went to the paint store for clear hardner and noticed a premix section and sure enough two great colors at 5$ a bottle came home.
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Optioning out the AMT Chrysler 300c
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Pretty much hit the end of the projects with the widebody version i tried to just flare it but the fenders and the wheel arches just didnt look right so i went for full panel overlays. i like molded widebodies so these do require cutting and filling to look good -
Optioning out the AMT Chrysler 300c
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
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Optioning out the AMT Chrysler 300c
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
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Optioning out the AMT Chrysler 300c
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
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Optioning out the AMT Chrysler 300c
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
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Optioning out the AMT Chrysler 300c
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
These are their own parts, the body kits will be aimed for 24-26" wheel fitments since thats what i aim for on builds i figure someone would use these on a mild custom version -
Its weird this kit reissue didnt get any options despite there being a Rides version and being one of the most customized cars of the mid 2000s. Ive decided to scan it and make a bunch of parts for it mostly going for custom skirt kit and a widebody kit. Other stuff will be custom headlight buckets and grills. One of the things i decided was make some custom wheels for the oem tires that are direct fit for the kit
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Show Us Your Work Bench
Lownslow replied to Bruce Poage's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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Name of the product and model number are in the pic thats the best part about Dspiae tools
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the stuff i used had a bit of give to it. the way i mount this avoid forming the tape on the tire.
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The red one gets pretty small
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about the same but crepe is what tamiya is based on eventually im switching to Kapton tape because it has better adhesion and curve but does cost more
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Yeah but having the tape not be all over the place helps these are more center than the original attempt, its similar to tamiya i got it from a local paint an body supply what you want to look for specifically is Crepe masking tape
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Tamiya white primer, im switching to a white with a slight tint eventually so it looks like a driven tire.
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I know mostly everyone is pretty much set in their ways with the circle template but i cant because i get picky about the black to white ratio on the tires. Too much whitewall is Kustom and not enough whitewall might as well be a decal" Ideally i wouldve printed my own with a separate whitewall insert but i wanted to keep the build box stock. the Dspiae cutter isnt it but it helps when you want to make the tape holder. I prefer the Olfa compas cutter because i use it as a caliper on the tire to measure how much whitewall i want on the tire since all tires vary in size. having both tools isnt neccessary you can do both with the Olfa.
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