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Old 10-19-2011, 10:19 AM
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This took me longer than it should have but I matched the seat color as good as I could. Added some talcum powder into the paint to give it a more realistic look.

Nice trick for the seat. Did you have no problem with airbrush with talcum into the paint? Or did you use a brush? If airbrush which size of tip have you?
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Old 10-19-2011, 01:52 PM
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Very nice model

I took one last year
Thank you! You have pics of it?

I like the wheels on the celica model in your signature. TE37's?

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Nice trick for the seat. Did you have no problem with airbrush with talcum into the paint? Or did you use a brush? If airbrush which size of tip have you?
Good job go ahead!
I actually brush painted the seat. It took a while for it to look good.
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Old 10-21-2011, 01:37 AM
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Okay..so alittle progress. Everything is polished. I painted the window trims. I was going to BMF the side windows but the bottom portion is sooo thin I couldn't get it to stick. So I ended up with this.

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The side window trims look good even just painted! Are you going to apply another coat of clear after decals are put on?
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Old 10-21-2011, 10:34 AM
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The side window trims look good even just painted! Are you going to apply another coat of clear after decals are put on?
Thank you! I am not going to apply another clear coat of clear after the decals. There are 2 reasons: in real life the decals/vinyl that is applied on to these sport cars dont get another layer of clear on top. So this should look more authentic in some way. Second, I don't want to risk ruining the decals since I heard of bad stories online. Im sure there are many safe products and methods to applying the clear without have any adverse effects but I just dont want to risk it on this project. Maybe I'll try it on my next model, whenever that may be.


BTW...there's no clear to begin with. I just polished the paint directly. One of the guys who does amazing work on this forum said he doesn't use a clear coat in any of his models, so I figure I'd give it a try. I have done clear coats on some of my models in the past, and sometimes it actually looks more "toy-like" cause it was overly shiny lol.
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Old 10-22-2011, 06:53 PM
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Nice paint job!
Thank you! I try to improve on atleast one aspect with each model I build. I still have alot to learn.


I got the rear lights completed. I love the signature 2 circle skyline tail lights.


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Cool car, nice job so far on the build.
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Clean work on the tail lights
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Thank you! You have pics of it?

I like the wheels on the celica model in your signature. TE37's?



I actually brush painted the seat. It took a while for it to look good.

Pics of the models ? I have this version and the Skyline of the 1982 9H Kyalami Endurance

I have different reference pics

Yes , TE37 whels from R34 Super GT
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Re: Aoshima RS Turbo Skyline Silhouette

This is quite a serious build, not a fan of this car but everything looks great in every aspect! I can't believe you finished the seat by hand brushing, can't be that even! Keep it up pal!
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Old 10-23-2011, 02:45 PM
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Pics of the models ? I have this version and the Skyline of the 1982 9H Kyalami Endurance

I have different reference pics

Yes , TE37 whels from R34 Super GT
Yea, pics of the model. Nice, great looking rims.

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This is quite a serious build, not a fan of this car but everything looks great in every aspect! I can't believe you finished the seat by hand brushing, can't be that even! Keep it up pal!
Thanks I appreciate it. I started this hobby as a teenager and didnt have the money for an airbrush. So everything I have ever built is thru brush painting.
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Clean work on the tail lights
Thanks! I'm happy with them. However, if u look closely the amber turning signal is darker on the right side and the circular red areas were tough.
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Old 10-27-2011, 01:23 AM
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Finished detailing the window trim. The lower trim was soo fine, I cheated with a fine tip sharpie. But the body fits well on the chasis. Everything is slowly coming together. Next I need to remove the side windows so you can look into the cockpit better, attach the side vents, tail, and decals!


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Yay...I'm finallly done after starting and taking a break from this kit many years ago.





Just like the real thing...



i'll have better pics in the completed forum later.
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Old 11-04-2011, 02:42 PM
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