SUPRA 2JZ....my way

[n8dogginz]

Hey guys i cheated it still needs the mirrors and sunlight pics but this is my first post in under glass so i couldn't wait.....give me some feed back...i come here everyday to see what everyones got to show, let me know whatcha think;D

havent even polished or waxed yet btw, it just looks so good i had to throw it on here ASAP. TYSVM for checkin it out. BTW i gotta redo the fusebox carbon fiber, it didnt like compressed air on it. Its also pretty dusty, i work in the basement, lets just say this is a 'pre' underglass that i just wanted to get out of my system.

been years since i completed something...

Edited August 11, 2011 by n8dogginz

[n8dogginz]

one more

[whale392]

The only real glaring thing I see is that the third brake light is painted over (in the center of the trunklid above/between the tail lights). overall, a good effort on this kit. Underhood detail could be refined a little, but that will come from getting to know the real cars components. Polish/wax will make the color stand out for sure.

All in all, good build. (It helps that the GenIV Supra is one of my favorite import sport-luxury cars)

[Scalper]

looks great. some mild panel lines and some black wash on the rims will really make your nice paint job and clean build stand out.

[n8dogginz]

3rd brakelight im not putting the decal on until i polish/wax, underhood your right on that i just rushed a little...its the first kit i got really into since i was like 15...im now 26...im thinkin bout buyin another of these kits and doin it more patient...like a year dead line...

[whale392]

It's all good, glad to see you enjoying the hobby and liking your build. Patience is key to good building (good reference material helps too). Personal opinion here (so take it for what it is worth), I think you did a good job on this kit, and will only get better with every new build. Listen, learn, and apply what you gather and you will be amazed at how you will improve.

[MyBradKeselowski]

I agree on the above about the detailing other than that it's a great looking build...

[Steve Keck]

Better to apply the decal before waxing. It may not stick otherwise.

[VW Dave]

I agree on the above about the detailing other than that it's a great looking build...

Took the words right outta my mouse. I'm not a huge fan of tuner cars, but I do like a clean build regardless of the subject matter.