Prog Project: CLKDTM2000 Team Teile
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njh
04-06-2003, 10:50 AM
EXCELLENT!!!
Your time spent on this definately has paid off.
Your time spent on this definately has paid off.
supratuner
04-06-2003, 11:13 AM
looks good, looks real good!
Guido
04-07-2003, 03:07 PM
hi Chain,
very nice indeed!! Cool to see another Merc finished over here. I'm looking forward to the day that I start mine. I just love decalling and this car is no exception to that!
Well done!!
very nice indeed!! Cool to see another Merc finished over here. I'm looking forward to the day that I start mine. I just love decalling and this car is no exception to that!
Well done!!
Deejay360
04-25-2003, 04:34 PM
excellent job.
Tom
Tom
Mean_B16
04-25-2003, 06:29 PM
Wow:eek2: Wow:eek2: Wow:eek2: Wow:eek2: Wow:eek2: Wow:eek2:
Sorry I can;t say more than that, you are amazing!!
Sorry I can;t say more than that, you are amazing!!
Lan_evo
04-28-2003, 02:50 PM
How much did the lights cost??????
Lan_Evo
Lan_Evo
Lan_evo
04-28-2003, 02:59 PM
Nice Job and Sick Lookin.
Chain
04-28-2003, 08:58 PM
Sorry guys, didnt expect this thread to re-surface.
Thanks for the feedback all.
LanEvo, if you read inbetween the pages I have mentioned about the lights. Those lights are going for Singapore $2.00 per pc. They can be powered by AAA 1.5v batteries.
Anything else about this project, you can PM me though.
Thanks for the feedback all.
LanEvo, if you read inbetween the pages I have mentioned about the lights. Those lights are going for Singapore $2.00 per pc. They can be powered by AAA 1.5v batteries.
Anything else about this project, you can PM me though.
jomz
06-27-2003, 03:06 PM
dagnabit, now that is some fine decal-work -- now if there was a tutorial (and I mean, photo-progress) on decal application, particularly on kits like this (with "contoured" surface, like the ones on the fenders?) -- that would be über cool, and useful to boot. :tongue:
Chain
06-28-2003, 12:59 AM
Originally posted by jomz
dagnabit, now that is some fine decal-work -- now if there was a tutorial (and I mean, photo-progress) on decal application, particularly on kits like this (with "contoured" surface, like the ones on the fenders?) -- that would be über cool, and useful to boot. :tongue:
Thanks jomz.
If you search enough, you will be able to find lotsa of threads on HOW TO for decal applications. All written by the some of the PROs here.
But let me point to you a site to start of with:
http://www.interlog.com/~ask/scale/tips/decal.htm
This was only my 1st major decal application project for the Team Teile and all you need are the right tools and lotsa patience to see your thru.
Good luck :wink:
dagnabit, now that is some fine decal-work -- now if there was a tutorial (and I mean, photo-progress) on decal application, particularly on kits like this (with "contoured" surface, like the ones on the fenders?) -- that would be über cool, and useful to boot. :tongue:
Thanks jomz.
If you search enough, you will be able to find lotsa of threads on HOW TO for decal applications. All written by the some of the PROs here.
But let me point to you a site to start of with:
http://www.interlog.com/~ask/scale/tips/decal.htm
This was only my 1st major decal application project for the Team Teile and all you need are the right tools and lotsa patience to see your thru.
Good luck :wink:
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