Hotwheels Customizing

[SilverLotus340R]

does anyone customize hotwheels or matchbox cars???


id just like to knwo what supplies you use and how to get the body off so you can paint the interior??

thanks

[SuPeRcAr_MaN]

You are talking about 1/64 scale cars??? I don't see why you would want to modify cars that are almost too small to appreciate...

[Midnight Racer]

You'd be surprised at what you can do.I had a website where a guy customized 1/64 cars.I'll search for it.

[Midnight Racer]

Use this.It has a bunch of different links.
http://www.diecast-source.com/Diecas...and_Restoring/

[SilverLotus340R]

thanks midnight...

and supercarman..its just like customizing plastic models...they could be said to be too small to appreciate...

[CadillacPat]

Originally Posted by SilverLotus340R

does anyone customize hotwheels or matchbox cars???


id just like to knwo what supplies you use and how to get the body off so you can paint the interior??

thanks

SilverLotus,
Customizing HotWheels, MBox, Jada and other brands of 1/64 scale Diecast is a huge hobby worldwide.
I write numerous Tutorials and Tips online for transforming these little cars into works of Art.

Here's a link to many of my posted Customs,
AirBrushed with House Of Kolor products and homemade Decals,

http://forums.radiocontrolzone.com/f...play.php?f=369

Gently spinning off the factory rivet's mushrrom cap by using a Variable Speed Handdrill with an 11/64" split end bit will allow the body to be separated from the base.

Email me for any info at,
[email protected]

Here's a couple of my Customs,

5 HotWheels bonded together into a stretch Limo.


Car and trailer,


TailDragger and OozeCoupe combo,


Route66 Oil Tanker,


Matching Dualley PickUp,


Matching Divco Delivery with inlaid Rhinestone Headlights,


--CadillacPat the UnCustomizer--

[jitte]

Originally Posted by SuPeRcAr_MaN

You are talking about 1/64 scale cars??? I don't see why you would want to modify cars that are almost too small to appreciate...

Hi, everybody. I had to join the forum after seeing that comment.

My skill level isn't up there with CadillacPat but here are some shots of 1/64 Hot Wheels I've done:

'65 Vette


'69 Camaro


'67 Camaro w/ Cowl Induction


'62 Chevy (polished bare metal finish)


'34 Ford


Split Tail chopper


A Custom Blown Boneshaker


If you thought 1/64 scale cars were too little to appreciate, check out this 1/87 Scale Boneshaker. It looks to be 4.5 cm long.


Give the little 1/64 and 1/87 cars a chance, for a dollar they can be a lot of fun.

[Midnight Racer]

Originally Posted by jitte

Hi, everybody. I had to join the forum after seeing that comment.

My skill level isn't up there with CadillacPat but here are some shots of 1/64 Hot Wheels I've done:

'65 Vette


'69 Camaro


'67 Camaro w/ Cowl Induction


'62 Chevy (polished bare metal finish)


'34 Ford


Split Tail chopper


A Custom Blown Boneshaker


If you thought 1/64 scale cars were too little to appreciate, check out this 1/87 Scale Boneshaker. It looks to be 4.5 cm long.


Give the little 1/64 and 1/87 cars a chance, for a dollar they can be a lot of fun.

recently I've started to modify my 1/64 scale cars, I'll post some when I get a chance

[jitte]

Here's a wheel swap I did on a 911 tonight:




I think this is one of the nicer 1/64 Hot Wheels, the Ford GT LM. It got new shoes too:

[cham2020]

jitte! nice hotwheels custom you have there man!! esp the ford gt after detailing and wheel swap. I custom Hotwheels too

here are mine

Dairy Delivery







Custom Shelby GT500




Lamborghini Murchielago GT Wannabe





Evo X Japan Police





Vw Scirocco







Purple Passion





VW Beetle Cup