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Posts posted by Intmd8r
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Hi everyone,
Have some NEW model kits in my collection that I am putting up on trade. Will build them eventually, just thought I would see if there are any interesting trade opportunities first.
Have nothing specific in mind, though I do like to build American muscle, hot rods, Japanese cars, and some German (Mercedes & BMW).
Send me a PM if you're interested. Complete, unbuilt kits only please.
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Impressive work.
How big is thins thing at 1/16 scale?
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That's a hell of a transformation!
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15 hours ago, Spottedlaurel said:
Very sharp build, nicely done. You have nowhere to hide with the black paint!
I built the more basic Fujimi version earlier in the year, still got the Tamiya to do someday. Looks like it justifies a bit of attention to detail.
Thank you - I have a couple of the Fujimi variants in my collection as well. Plan on building something a little more wild with them in the future.
4 hours ago, Sandboarder said:Awesome build!!!
The black paint job looks great but my favourite is how you’ve detailed and the paint choice for the engine bay.Thanks for the high praise! All the colors in the engine bay were chosen to match the reference pictures I found online. The only thing I deviated from the instructions is the use of dull aluminum, bronze and pale burnt metal for some visual texture. The Red air cleaner certainly pops against the black though.
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I'm a sucker for black and gold livery - very nicely executed
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I love this - excellent execution and the realistic dust and your ability to make the car look like it is soaring through the air is nothing short of brilliant
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I love black cars - especially E-Bodies.
The simulated vinyl top looks great!
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On 10/16/2021 at 5:30 PM, afx said:
Nice work Steve.
Thank you
On 10/16/2021 at 5:46 PM, Zippi said:Nice looking Nissan Steve. That black looks good.
Thank you - first attempt at using craft paints through the airbrush. I'm happy with the results and by far a much cheaper alternative.
On 10/16/2021 at 6:00 PM, carbuilder1950 said:I love the look of this "beast", of yours.
The look to me is just great, and all your nice detailing really make your model "POP".
I love the color and engine detail especially.
Thank you - I had some struggles with some of the details, so I'm glad you appreciate them
On 10/17/2021 at 4:32 AM, ChrisR said:VERY NICE!
Thank you
On 10/17/2021 at 6:23 AM, PappyD340 said:Looks great!
Thank you
22 hours ago, Mattilacken said:Beautiful work!
Thank you
21 hours ago, espo said:Beautiful looking paint and great detailing on the engine. I like the look with the wheels and tires sticking out just a little.
That's exactly the look I was going for - glad you appreciate it
3 hours ago, slusher said:Beautiful model and a very clean build! Thanks for posting!
Thanks - clean and shinny builds are a challenge for me. Your compliment means alot.
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Very nice
the stance, wheels, colours, and body mods all work great together
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Calling this one done: Tamiya's Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R Hardtop inspired by the car Paul Walker drove in Fast Five. Though it had limited screen time, I feel like it is the best looking Japanese car to make it on screen in the series.
It has a wired engine, wood grain interior trim, BMF exterior trim, flocked interior, and addition of Fujimi Watanabe wheels. I could have started with the Tamiya Street Custom kit, but I liked the deep offset of the Fujimi wheels and I had both on hand.
The wheels were painted with Alclad II Jet Exhaust for the bronze look, everything else was done in acrylic paint. The body is craft paint from the dollar store, thinned and shot through an airbrush with AK Interactive Ultra Gloss.
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That's a good looking build!
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I fee like I need to own this kit.....
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The weathering is perfect - well done!
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Sharp looking car!
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Very cool - the weathering is spot on
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Thanks everyone for the positive feedback.
@David - Japan has some tough inspection laws. Believe the vehicle would be allowed to be listened as long as it meets the mechanical requirements.
Regardless, it was a fun, fictional build.
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Nice looking build - can't get enough of these early gen Celicas
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I really like this - the color and stance define the look
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She's a beauty - thanks for sharing!
The seatbelts certainly enhance the finished product.
I just took delivery of my kit - any pointers before I start?
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My latest completion form the Hasegawa kit. Box says the scale is 1/24, but it feels more like 1/26.
I instantly envisioned a shop truck when I saw the kit and every shop truck needs patina. Other than the Datsun decals, everything is kit stock. Paint is combination of various Vallejo and dollar store craft paint. Also my first attempt at using weathering pigments.
Realized afterwards I installed the chin spoiler backwards, but I like it better the way it ended up.
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Nice!
I remember getting rides to school in my uncles Esprit - looked just like your build!
thanks for sharing
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I agree with everyone-was expecting to see a HEMI orange car when I clicked on the thread.
The color choice and execution gives this MOPAR some elegance and class.
Well done!
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Nice color choice!
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Tamiya Ford Mustang GT4
in Other Racing: Road Racing, Salt Flat Racers
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Looks awesome