Window Masks for Nissan 300ZX - Here

Whilst making my Tamiya Nissan 300ZX I made some masking templates for the windows for spraying and have uploaded them here :

http://www.spc.org.uk/misc/300zx_window_mask.ai

http://www.spc.org.uk/misc/300zx_window_mask.eps

http://www.spc.org.uk/misc/300zx_window_mask.pdf

Print them out on paper and cut then test for scale, they should print correct. If correct, stick Tamiya 18mm wide tape over the top and cut them out, peel off paper and fix to inside of clear window unit, then spray with Semi-gloss black, (airbrushing is best) remembering to apply in light coats.

Make one for my mazda rx-7 :finger: :hehe:

Thx man, that's really handy. You don't happen to have any laying around for a Jaguar XJ220 too? :D

Originally posted by Vyacheslav
Make one for my mazda rx-7 :finger: :hehe:
That's pleasant, no please just a :finger:
I will when I get to do my RX-7:badass:

Originally posted by Hiroboy

That's pleasant, no please just a :finger:
I will when I get to do my RX-7:badass:
You know i was joking :alien2:

THANK YOU, i am soon going to do this on my 300ZX.. do u think that regular computer paper, will leak paint through?

Kudos to you, mate! :D Nothing makes me grin more than seeing this kind of contribution to the community! :cool:

You, sir, are okay in my book! ;)

Any chance of some for the Tamiya Supra? :)Please..

Thanks!:jumpie:

Originally posted by Toksin
Any chance of some for the Tamiya Supra? :)Please..
Yes I have made some and I'll post them later

could we see your 300ZX with it? also, can you use Transparent black??

could you explain us how u did those?

I don't know how he does it, but you can...
1) apply masking tape, and draw the line.
2) remove the masking tape, and put it on something flat.
3) scan it, and test print it on a paper.
4) cut the pattern and place it on the window parts
5) adjust the image until you are comfortable, and upload to AF and share it with us!

Originally posted by hirofkd
I don't know how he does it, but you can...
1) apply masking tape, and draw the line.
2) remove the masking tape, and put it on something flat.
3) scan it, and test print it on a paper.
4) cut the pattern and place it on the window parts
5) adjust the image until you are comfortable, and upload to AF and share it with us!

Correct, but I scanned it loaded into Illustrator traced the scan
and the created files after checking