Good vs Evil

Proof that good can come of evil:

Top: an R34 with one of the best spray can paint jobs I've ever done.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid64/p73597c2ee5783d05ca061f622a057016/fc011c7d.jpg

Bottom: whats left of my EVO VII GSR after an unfortunate drying accident (lets just say it involved the AZ sun, 100+degree temperatures, and a black spray booth).

:eek: well at least you didnt do to your evo VII what i did to my VI, i gave it the most beautiful paint job then had it sitting on my bed a couple of days later and put my knee through it, the body is screwed im considering making it a crash scene or a drop top

-GTi-VR6_A3

your kidding right? lol
plz just tell me that is a smashed up putty

Nope, left the booth outside on my porch yesterday and came back in the this afternoon to find this, sucks big time, I was really excited about the kit. Oh well I'll just have to get another one.

Ouch! :( That's a sad sight. Life can be cruel sometimes...

-Pille-

Ouch!!

Was that a Fujimi kit? I suppose you could order another body from HLJ or something?

Beware guys... EVO kit are dramaticaly touch by a curse of evil... Just finished mine, I wrecked the windshield, fingerprint the side windows and it has the uglyest paint job I have ever seen... lot's of big trouble on this kit mainly caused by me, but like I said... it's like a cursed, never happened to me before... just hope all the bad things had happened on that same kit and now I'm done with it so all the other one will go great.

That sux man. I had thought once about leaving a body in my Jeep to dry, but was sure something like that would happen.

I don't even leave them by a window anymore!

-Rick

OUCH! Oh well, at least something nice came out of it. :devil: