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Tamiya Castrol Tom's Supra
I started this one at the weekend, I didn't take many pictures at the start.
I prepped the body as normal and then gave it 6 coats of Citroen Polar white, wet sanded with 2500 grit and then polished with tamiya compound. I will get pics of the paint finish at the weekend when its bright. I had heard bad things about applying the decals to these but i am finding it trouble free, I'm using very hot water and then plenty of microsol. ![]() ![]() The decals still have to settle a bit with the microsol but I'm very happy with how they are going so far. |
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Re: Tamiya Castrol Tom's Supra
Looks like a good job on the decals so far
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Re: Tamiya Castrol Tom's Supra
Believe it or not this was one of my first couple builds as I thought it was awesome due to it being on the gran turismo 2 cover. Sweet progress.
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Re: Tamiya Castrol Tom's Supra
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Re: Tamiya Castrol Tom's Supra
I had a bit more time at the weekend to get some more done.#
Started with the seat and dash(the dash still needs to be detailed fully) ![]() ![]() ![]() I then went back to the body and painted the lights, on this model they come with a separate projector lense. This is without ![]() This is the projector placed over the headlamp with out being painted as per the instructions ![]() And then this is the projector painted with a clear smoke and the outer rings painted chrome to look more like the real thing (you cane see the difference between left and right) ![]() And the finished headlight with the outer edge of the clear lense painted black to give some depth ![]() |
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Re: Tamiya Castrol Tom's Supra
The tail lights went together easy also, again I painted outer edge of the lense to make it look more realistic
![]() I then mocked up the chassis and roll cage before painting ![]() Next I put the brakes and hubs together, I was unsure about the colour of the discs but I think they look well. ![]() I painted the steering wheel with matt black outer and satin black centre |
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Re: Tamiya Castrol Tom's Supra
I made some more progress over the weekend. I used cig packet foil to simulate heatshield, its the first time i have tried it and i think it looks ok, I will weather it a bit to look more realistic.
![]() I also finished the chassis, the heatshield looks better with the exhaust fitted. I'm not sure why the prop shaft is yellow but I wanted to stick with the instructions ![]() ![]() Just left onto the chassis to see how it sits ![]() ![]() ![]() Added some detail to the dash ![]() and nearly finished the interior |
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