Miata G-Machine Finished

[Scale-Master]

New wheels & tires and a slammed suspension. Side mirrors and rear spoiler are from an RX7, I made new reflective mirror faces and treated them to the same fade as the sides of the body. The exhaust tip and fuel filler were machined from aluminum. Instead of a traditional front spoiler I made a splitter from sheet styrene. The screen under the custom hood cutouts is some stainless I had lying around painted gunmetal. Paint is Tamiya, Dupont and HOK.

[Hippie]

Thats quite a Car, certainly would attract attention wherever it goes.

[CadillacPat]

Hey Mark,

I like that light red fade coming off that red stripe.

It softens up the break and looks great.

CadillacPat

[Greg Wann]

Nice Job

[Rusty Sierra]

That sunken gas cap looks killer. Love the whole thing.

[bondo bill]

well done nice paint

[jdmfan]

nice clean build . colors sure pop .

[Austin T]

Looks like a fun little car.

[crazyjim]

THAT is Nice and SHINY :) . Real nice build.

[Reeves Racing]

Looks lean and mean Mark. Nice work as usual.

[Erik Smith]

Sunset over water. Really cool paint job. That is a great looking Miata with some excellent modifications. Very nice indeed.

[hotrod59f100]

Vary cool

[Ryan S.]

Turned out great! The front splitter and the rear spoiler along with the hood treatment go a long way to making this so unique. At first glance it hardly looks like a Miata. The paint really highlights that too.

[shucky]

Really cool Mark. Looks great and I'm really digging the colors.

[Ben]

That's really sharp! Love those colors!

[jbwelda]

how did you slam it...just glue the wheels in there or did you actually lower the suspension realitically? i am wondering because i basically got nowhere attempting to make the suspension low and realistic on the tamiya mx5 i did. yours looks killer.

[Scale-Master]

how did you slam it...just glue the wheels in there or did you actually lower the suspension realitically? i am wondering because i basically got nowhere attempting to make the suspension low and realistic on the tamiya mx5 i did. yours looks killer.

I reworked the suspension, but as far as realistically? Not exactly. I used the front A arms on the rear and left out the tie rod/rack. I also cut out the fenderwells. Since it was intended to be a curside I was able to fake a few things, but if you don't study the chassis/suspension too closely, it works... The wheels do roll.

[LAone]

came out great. its totally different than any other miata out there. it look beefy with the cage, spitter and wheels.

[Chuck Most]

I will say that I hated the lavender rockers upon first seeing them. Now? Well.... let's just say I've warmed up a bit to that. Easily the meanest Miata I've ever seen as far as the hardware and stance go.

Now, get a Revell Miata and a 1:24 small block Ford V8 and do a Monster Miata!

[kruleworld]

That's a pretty amazing paint job, it outshines everything else.