This my finished car:

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/821421Corrado-Front1.JPG
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/369843Corrado-Front2.JPG
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/826566Corrado-Int1.JPG
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/692817Corrado-Rear1.JPG
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/271321Corrado-Side1.JPG

Modifications:

- Metallic blue
- air intake of a Savanna RX-7
- custom grill
- smooth body (front bumper, door handles,...)
- rear view mirrors from a Skyline R33
- new custom windscreen with sun visor
- brakes from a Mercedes Classe E
- 18" RUF
- tail-lights "M3 style"
- black interior with alu touch
- 2 seats from a CR-x Del Sol
- gear shift lever from a Mercedes Classe E
- door panels from the Corrado Coupé

See the body progress (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t96594.html)
See the interior progress (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t103699.html)

Nice work, very unique! :)

Looks good but the body could use some detailing because it looks a little too plain...do some panel lines and things

nice model

I love the interior modifications you made. They really make it pop without clashing, plus the gauges are sweet. Nice looking model, though not a car I'd personally choose.

Is it just me, or do the Corrado cabriolets look like they've all been punted in the ass?

Originally posted by Blowncivic1320
Looks good but the body could use some detailing because it looks a little too plain...do some panel lines and things
I agree. You could tint the lights a litle. I also think it`s a bit too high, those rims look too stock......:D
but the interior is like :eek2:


Keep up the good work!

I do somehow agree with the comments made here.

IMO, it looks a bit too sleak, too clean, needs some details on the outside, otherwise it does look like a little kid's car.

Still, interior is very nice.

Olivier

Good job esp. on the interior!

you need smaller rims imho:huh:

Wel done. Nice rims.

Hi fab,

like the others said , a bit more details on the body wouldn't be bad: panel lines, exhaust, ... and just a little black wash in your ventilations grills (dashboard).
And probably a black wash in the brake discs too, like I told you yesterday ;)

Other than that, good job. I had already told it to you when we met ;) :D

Xav

Love the interior! The arse-end looks like it needs a bit of jazzing up, but great work! :coolguy:

Hi, I agree with your critics and I don't search excuses but first, the lights haven't depth (It's very difficult to give a real appearance), second there is a lot of imperfections ( I think I have limited a few of them). Now, I can make some panel lines and an exhaust but for the other problems...

See this Corrado, it's the same thing http://www.volny.cz/sabop/auta/ZenderCorradoCabrio.htm

Where is your engine?

Originally posted by flying finn
Where is your engine?

You can see a part behind the grill. I don't like the engine (it's not a VR6) I've painted it in aluminium but it's not very special.

Very nice :)

But metallic paint never looks good on a model car. Is there a model paint equal to Volkswagen's "pearl effect" paint?

Originally posted by Deakins
Very nice :)

But metallic paint never looks good on a model car. Is there a model paint equal to Volkswagen's "pearl effect" paint?

I don't know, I'm not a VW specialist. You can ask this question to Deedlit, he knows a lot of things on VW.

I'm here :D :D
Is there a model paint equal to Volkswagen's "pearl effect" paint?

Unfortunately not but the best is to use real automotive paint . It's what I used on my Golf Mk4, it's painted "black magic pearl" and it gives perfectly the pearly effect.

Hey Deakins, I love your avatar :D :D, I'm ready to meet these girls :D :silly2: ;)