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looks like a cool project, i did similar mods to mine but yours are way better planned
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Re: Signal Auto Drifter Twin X
looking good dow. How long did it take you to do your lights...like cut 'em out?
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looking good dow. How long did it take you to do your lights...like cut 'em out?
Not very long about 10min. each light, it was pretty easy, I had a sharp blade so it was easy, just run accross the line and it deepins it and just cuts through.
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Charles, do the covers fit on with a nice gap, or is it too wide? I did the same for my Trueno, and now it needs some styrene.

BTW, glad to see you progressing.
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I was bored last night and took a pic of the model with some Aoshima Advan RG's just stuck under the chassis.

To HONOTURTLE: yes there is a gap but it isnt that big its about 1 MM gap and thats not that bad.

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you might find that 18s wont fit so well. im working on one one too and i rolled my fenders

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Finally got some time to work on the body. I just finished the rear bumper. It took me about 1 1/2 hours since it was really hard to cut out the exhaust opening and make both sides even and look nice, i also kept messing up on the exhaust opening like 5 times... But now finally got it the way i want. BTW this body kit is from INGS. Tell me what you guys think.











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YES...finally something happened to the body after so many months i suppose....hmm needs sanding and shaping and filling...but overall it is OKAY!
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YES...finally something happened to the body after so many months i suppose....hmm needs sanding and shaping...but overall it is OKAY!
yes, yes it does. Forgot to say now i have to wait for my Tamiya Fast Drying Epoxy to get here until i can shape some more.
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Looks good. I really like your body kit. If there is a gap around the headlamp covers, take some of that Evergreen styrene and cut it into a thin strip, and bend and glue it around the rear three edges of the cover and trim & sand when dry. For the best results, glue the back edge first, wait for it to dry, then do the two side edges. That will allow a strong bond to form, keeping it from lifting later. But you probably know all this.... your skills are getting mad.
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Re: Signal Auto Drifter Twin X
oh cant wait to see final pics!!! itz gonna be soo sexy!!!
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Re: Signal Auto Drifter Twin X
Coming along nice. I really like the rear bumper. I cant wait too see it done.
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Re: Signal Auto Drifter Twin X
Nice!! I love it!! so SEXY!!!! very clean
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Thanx for all the replys guys. Some more progress of the side skirts will come later today when i get home from school. Stay tuned....
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Looking good!! Is the grey stuff on the on the side skirts just normal putty?
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