hello any help here?

hello im new to this forum so as to modeling so im getting my first model i already have list but i cant decide witch i shud take:hosegawa lancer evo III,fujimi r32 skyline or fujimi s13 silvia i also would like to know what and how many parts i will get with these models(like will i get interior details,brakes,suspension,gear shifter,handbrake ect.)thanks and also post with one you would like the best

The Hasegawa Evo.3 is a good bet, total parts in the kit is around 116 pieces. It includes interior with shifter, handbrake, detailed dashboard. Wheels include brake and suspension details and there is reasonable underbody detail including seperate exhaust.

The Hasegawa Evo.3 is a good bet, total parts in the kit is around 116 pieces. It includes interior with shifter, handbrake, detailed dashboard. Wheels include brake and suspension details and there is reasonable underbody detail including seperate exhaust.

thanks a lot,well actualy i had 1 model it was a plane with about 40 parts tho :grinyes:

first car model? I'd say go with a simple kit, and by what you've stated that you are interested in, you are on a good start. any of those kits should lend to a good build as they are fairly well detailed in most manners aside from engine (they have none that I'm aware of). I like silvias, so that would be my suggestion, but the interior is quite sparse and the fact that it has a 5 speed shifter and an automatic tranny moulded to the chassis pan.

i also wanted to ask couple more questions-do anybody have rear and front pictures of hasegawa lan evo III?
also do parts like doors opens?
and is spoiler and body parts put separetely or it comes already in shell?
will real auto paint will paint good on these models?(my dad a car painter)
are headlamps and taillights colored or its plastic too and i have to paint it?
do suspension works?
sorry for so many questions but im so exited by getting my first model :naughty: :rofl:

my dad is painting cars(real ones) and i wanted to ask what if i lets say spray metallic silver over my lan evo?will it will look good or it will be bad for model and somthing may happen thanks for ansowers

Hey, welcome to AF.
The answer to your question is yes. A lot of people use automotive paints, just remember to primer it correctly. Do a search using "auto paint" etc etc.. and you will have most of the info you need.
As to answer your question in your previous post, IMO auto paint looks better than most model paints if applied correctly.
NOTE: metalic flakes may possibley seem off scale, that's the only downside I can think of.

There's no need to open a different thread for each question, the way you were doing it in the previous thread was fine.

HTH,
Steve

Hey, welcome to AF.
The answer to your question is yes. A lot of people use automotive paints, just remember to primer it correctly. Do a search using "auto paint" etc etc.. and you will have most of the info you need.
As to answer your question in your previous post, IMO auto paint looks better than most model paints if applied correctly.
NOTE: metalic flakes may possibley seem off scale, that's the only downside I can think of.

There's no need to open a different thread for each question, the way you were doing it in the previous thread was fine.

HTH,
Steve

also i wanted to ask how to paint lancer evo III tail lights to make it look like real its pain in as to paint it(i will paint lights with models paint)

also do parts like doors opens?

None of the Hasegawa Lancer's have opening doors.They are moulded shut.

and is spoiler and body parts put separetely or it comes already in shell?

The spoilers are seperate from the shell.It makes for easier painting.

will real auto paint will paint good on these models?(my dad a car painter)

You can use real auto paint on your model.Many people on here do.Just make sure you use the corect type of primer before you spray the colour coats.As some auto paint could damage the plastic.

are headlamps and taillights colored or its plastic too and i have to paint it?

The headlamps and tail lights are clear plastic.You can paint them with Tamiya clear red and orange paint for a realistic look.

do suspension works?

The suspension is included on most model cars but it doesn't actually work.

this may help
http://www.finescale.com/fsm/default.aspx?c=a&id=667

Hey, welcome to AF.
The answer to your question is yes. A lot of people use automotive paints, just remember to primer it correctly. Do a search using "auto paint" etc etc.. and you will have most of the info you need.
As to answer your question in your previous post, IMO auto paint looks better than most model paints if applied correctly.
NOTE: metalic flakes may possibley seem off scale, that's the only downside I can think of.

There's no need to open a different thread for each question, the way you were doing it in the previous thread was fine.

HTH,
Steve

Sorry,anyway i think il start with s13 and r32(im buying two models bcz theres no model shop in my country and by buying couple of models off the internet the sending cost less)i also wanted to ask what color i whud paint r32 i seem to see most of them grey but i think silver would look cool so im asking your opinion what color r32 seems the best also i wanted to ask is it hard to paint taillights or r32 and s13 and do i have to paint the headlights?thx