From this 2 this.

I need your help once again.

How can i go from this,

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/766139sup.JPG

2 this,


Let me specify, can u guys tell me the supplies i will need for tha conversion?

Thanx.
:bandit:

The front is not too disimilar from my S2K (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?threadid=62018&highlight=s2k+project) , its best to use plastic card for this.

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/4174514.jpg

I,ve done one of those hoods for my Supra and will soon be making resin copies.

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/204481ffhd.jpg

R plastic cards hard to work with?

BTW your S2K looks TIGHT.

:D

Nope, all i can say is get some and try it out!;)

Thanx 4 tha help

all the patience you'll need to complete it!!! and sandpaper, needlefiles, etc.

Originally posted by flyonthewall
Nope, all i can say is get some and try it out!;)

hopefully this proves to be true, i'll be trying this for the first time with a s2000 i'm doing.

tried to make something like that but didnt turn out too good i just use epoxy putty so yah any ways post progress pics and tell me how u did it i really want to make another like that

Just take your time, and you'lle get there! Keep us informed on the progress

First Step Chop tha Top..
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/868351TTSupra-side.JPG

From the top,
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/473915TTSupra-top.JPG

Tell me what you think.
:bloated:

Comments, Suggestions?

:flash:

Not bad man, but i would say chop out the side, front windows with the top chopped off

How can i chop the side windows without breaking the whole thing?

Looks pretty good so far. :DOriginally posted by TURBO_EK4
How can i chop the side windows without breaking the whole thing? Very carefully. :p

You can use the back of an xacto knife with a straight edge and scribe some lines where you want the breaks to be, and the plastic *should* snap right at those lines.... but it can be tricky. Leave yourself a margin for error, then you can sand the edges back to where they should be.