Lownslow

it did at one point but they were missing when it arrived, the frame and motor were junk on this one too i plan on pseudo modding whats left of the frame and using a dodge d2o for the motor and suspension

awesome

here it is after gettting stanced, i had a lot of notching to do in the rear end

nice, didnt get far with it applied some primer and putty

this isnt a bad kit technically my third 48 i used to have 2 vert 48s before this one. i went for a taildragger look so i bobbed the tail end i never intended it to be a gloss paintjob i started leaning that way till a error told me otherwise it reacted pretty bad cause it ate itself all the way into the plastic so i had to fix it fast option b was to primer the front end like it was under construction post wreck, wasnt happenin once it was cleaned up i reshot the car with plain base pearl then the same color with violet pearl mixed in and then a flat clear paint job over the paint and decals

nice mods you got going there

i voted other i preffer asus products

there used to be a resin conversion kit for the MM1 version but its long oop out

what i see when i look at the red one

thanks guys for the replies wheel choices were extremely limited because of the scale im working in, theyre the same size as the stock wheels just taller profile wise these arent too bad considering the other options i didnt want to use lol. revell has a 1/25, i love all front engine porsches including the cayenne and panamera. i cut off porsches at the 930 platform dont like them older or newer.

highly

im using matrix urethane and im also on the last bit i shot some nitrogen in there for good measure.

weird my stuffs lasted 2 years

thanks guys i got some time in it today goal is to get the interior finished up then start on the engine put some time in the porsche

theyre actually semi truck wheels but people have been bolting them to dually trucks for some time now. wont know till today but hasnt happened with the stuff i use

my friend kept bugging about these so when he finally fronted the cost of the molding rubber i gladly decided to cast them for him. theyre only blue for picture purposes the regular sets are tan, mold for the tires are drying as i type the tires wil be in hard resin they fit so well theyre no point in making soft compound ones

it came out fine i used talcum powder on mine i wont use the pot till after i get the stuff i order from Ma's hopefully this week or the next i hate being broke

its a test but the rubber compound i use is a solid as a brick too

it was SAS i believe is not around anymore

all or nothing

thanks that helps a lot. so when you pour the mold the fill port is upside down holding the tire up right, yes i plan on pressure casting my tires

i ran out of my fujimi tire stash i also need some super specific muscle car tires and a ton of low pro 20s and some 22.5 low pro dually tires.

i need about 60 pieces

i have some nice 1 piece molds, but i want to make a nice tire for once and theres some bubble tires i want that wouldnt look good with one side flat so ill need to make a 2 piece mold do i do it the clay method some tires are too soft to mash into clay whats a good trick for doing so without the tire loosing shape.

wasnt the dart dodge'c compact? i like because its a fat alfa