civic hatchback

this is a revell kit

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let me know what you think. or go check out the progrss thread at

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=187483

Its okay.. Not really feeling it tho.. Seems like the paint is really thick and the door lines are way to thick..

It needs way more clean up.. but I guess its okay..

I built this model as a test to tryout all the things I learned from af. 60% of the things I tryed didn't work like I wanted but atleast I tryed.

Nice to see a unique ride..... I agree it needs some cleaning up but its an excellent model and its cool to see you were adventerous and tried some things out. Once you perfect the techniques your models will no doubt be superb

model looks great !

a few pointers, the door panel lines are a bit thick, and how do they open the rear hatch? its welded / shaved smooth !

i would love to see labhorghini doors on this !

I like the color and the white interior, carbon fiber and some other things look good. You might have better luck using some of the paint you coverd the body with and mixing it with some dark blue to make a shade in between the two and using that for the body wash. Once you have that almost dried try unsing a Q-tip with thinner to remove the excess, leaving you with a subtle thin line.

Keep building, and add some more to every build!

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^whoa! a tv monitor!:eek: