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11-08-2008, 01:34 PM
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toyota tacoma
this is the first one i ever built lmk what you think
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11-08-2008, 10:20 PM
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Re: toyota tacoma
That's not a tacoma btw. It's just a Toyota pick up. Tacomas didn't come out till after that model year.
 Nice build though.
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 Lexus LF-A Roadster Concept with my bodykit design "Current Projects" Nismo Kure GT-R - 0% Sileighty/Onevia - 35%/25%, MCR R34 GT-R - 10%, R34 JGTC Xanavi - 30%, JGTC Raybrig NSX - 0%, 2009/2011 WRX STi - 50%/0%, D1GP Kazama S15 - 55%, Toyota Celica - 2%, Calsonic Z Super GT - 0%, Calsonic R32 GT-R Race car - 5%, C-West RX-7 - 40%, Nismo 350Z 5%, Blitz Chaser - 90%.... a lot of unfinished work. |
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11-08-2008, 11:51 PM
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Re: toyota tacoma
I have a question for you. How come none of your models have the light lenses or mirrors installed? Not even the Hondas had them. Do you lose them? This came out cool, but it looks incomplete without the lenses and the paint for the window trim and other minor details.
As we tell a lot of the new people on here, take your time. If there is something that you do not know how to do, go look in the FAQ because it's bound to be in there. Also read through peoples "work in progress" threads. You'll learn a lot. Striving to make each consecutive model you build slightly better than the previous one is something that keeps most of us motivated here. It takes most people weeks to months to finish a well detailed model, and it's always worth it. I always regret it when I cut corners with detail. Anyways, keep at it, you are off to a good start Mr. $3civic. 
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