Suzuki Cappuccino

Aoshima kit. It's an amazing kit, a couple of cock ups due to my own error though. Wheels are TE37s that came with the kit.
Thanks!

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Cheers
- Tomo

clean build mate!

Thanks! :)

looks OK Tomo, congrats.
Miguel

Nice build Tomo! But as always, I might try to help with a few comments to help you improve.
Panel wash would be a nice add. Don't just paint black in the hole, just a drop of ultra thinned black or grey should do the trick.
Doesn't that car use side mirrors?
Interior black is un painted plastic? In that case, If you are lazy our don't wanna waste paint, at least give it a light coat of satin black, out any black sprayed from the distance so it gives a little texture to that part. If you don't it will look too much like toy plastic. I think it's too late to fox that now, but keep the trick.
Side turn lights, I think they are there molded. Give it a little silver, let it dry, then a little clear orange over that silver. It works as an easy solution for that.
Pin holes for license plates never look good. Use a license plate, at least a just black one, or fill the holes with putty (to late for that now).

You already know that I follow your builds and progress so take my comments as tips for the next one.
It's clear that you already make good looking models, so I hope this will help.
Btw, those scratches on the wheels look great.

Keep them coming!

Thanks! I ran out of black paint and wasn't gonna be able to get any for a long time so I had to just leave it unpainted, which sucked.
The "Scratches" on the wheels is just a very strong wash. :)
Thanks again, your feedback is always much appreciated!
- Tomo