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Old 01-05-2003, 01:36 PM
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Cool Porsche Boxster-finished!

Happy to make this first post on the new server! Finished my Boxster.

Started on New Year's, primered on Thursday, painted on Friday, paint details/assembly on Saturday and today. Whew! Thank goodness for Tamiya paint and superglue and zip-kicker, and lots of caffeine.







Paint is Tamiya light gunmetal, interior accent color is Tamiya brilliant blue. Wheels from a Modena, body kit from a GT3, including seats. I plan on using a better exhaust tip, but this gets me to our club meeting this afternoon.
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wow that looks GREAT!!! and even in that amount of time u took!! i have one suggestion....

I think that it would look cooler if u did something to the back bumper! just my oppinion tho!!!

anyways GREAT JOB!:ylsuper
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Old 01-05-2003, 01:43 PM
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The back bumper...

I thought about doing a bit of work behind the wheels on the rear bumper cover, but just was too lazy and wanted this finished fast...Porsche didn't bother on the GT3 either, so I feel somewhat vindicated. Thanks!
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Love the color, awesome model, I don't know if I like the spoiler, though..


IMO it adds a boxy bit to the Boxster's smooth lines. It just looks a little out of place.
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great conversion!!! love every bit of it.
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looking good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i like that color
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Compromises...

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Love the color, awesome model, I don't know if I like the spoiler, though..


IMO it adds a boxy bit to the Boxster's smooth lines. It just looks a little out of place.
Simply put, the model needed a spoiler w/the GT3 body kit-it looked nekkid without one. If it were a bone-stock Boxster, no spoiler would have been needed. In a perfect world I might have come up w/a smaller/better looking spoiler (heck, in a perfect world the real car would be in my driveway!), but I was under a self-imposed deadline that I wanted to finish the car in (25-30 hours since Wednesday..ouch!). The GT3 spoiler modified worked well enough. Same goes for the rims-I probably could have found something even better, but time/effort forced my hand-I had an extra set of Modena rims, and they were a direct fit w/o any modifications. They looked as good as the GT3 rims (which are going on a Modena), and as good as any of the aftermarket rims I came up with that would have required new mounting pins/modifications. And I've got about 100 sets to choose from...

Thanks for the comments!
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best boxster i've ever seen

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This is ridiculous! You just started it!!!!!!!!! Looks absolutely great, Bob. I guess it's the dehydrator power that peeds up the process so much, right?

I can't seem to find one here, though
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Great work on the Boxster.Looks amazing.Great work.
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Man - that's like less than a week!!! The car looks fantastic. I like the seat conversation.

The colour looks pretty darn good too - I sprayed 2 coats of light gunmetal on my Merc - but, I wasn't pleased with the result - didn't look half as good as the Porsche. Had to strip it down and I decided on gloss aluminium.
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Exclamation !!!!!!!!!!!!

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And I've got about 100 sets to choose from
You are my modelling idol! Oh, awesome job on the Porsche!!
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Re: Compromises...

Good form! Should really 'wow' them at your meeting today!
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I've got about 100 sets to choose from...
Trying to catch up to Laurent?
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nice work ZoomZoom looks very good indeed. And thatnks to the new server we can all see it with no problems:ylsuper
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