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01-10-2003, 09:29 PM
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Progress Pics of my NSX (56K beware!!!)
Here are some progress pictures of an NSX im working on. the first three pictures hopefully show you how i attached the mirrors to the body using plastic rod. i first CA glued the mirrors into position, then i drilled holes from the inside of the car through the mirror. i snapped the mirrors off and sanded the CA glue smooth on the body and the base of the mirrors. i then inserted a small plastic rod that will hold the mirror in perfect placement even after painting the body. i learned about doing stuff like this from this very forum
 . hope it makes sense   to help me to paint parts in a timely fashion, i place parts according to color into this little sewing organizer i got from the craft store for $2.  i sanded off the washer jets to make it easier to polish later... not sure how im gonna put them back yet. but i hate not being able to polish around them so i cut them off for now. i also put some Mr. Surfacer on the sanded parts to make them smooth.  here is a pic of the enging after painting it using a bunch of alcad  finally, here is a pic of the suspension dry fit onto the chassis.  questions, comments, suggestions are always welcome. thanks! Rob
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01-10-2003, 09:43 PM
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 who needs window washerslooking nice:frog: i need to get one of those sewing boxes, look like they will help me ALOT by the way, are u gonna make a SICK body kit for this like u did on ur supra??????? |
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01-10-2003, 09:59 PM
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Nice progress, be careful when handling the body, those roof A post are the thinnist ever!
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01-10-2003, 10:34 PM
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If it's half as good as the last one you built..... we are in for a treat
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01-10-2003, 11:28 PM
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Ever consider making it look like the NSX in F&F2 the ludacris drives?
that thing is sweet, maybe yours will be too! |
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01-11-2003, 04:57 AM
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While you have all your Alclad out, remember the whole chassis is aluminum, too.
 Nice work so far...
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Thats looking so good!
The Tamiya NSX is a great kit, i have one waiting to get some sort of treatment!
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That engine looks sweet! NSX was always one of my favorites. Great work as usual homie!
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