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Old 08-10-2013, 02:21 PM
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This is my latest model. It was painted by real GT-R's color (Nissan RAY). Please enjoy.





















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Great color!
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Clean build, good job, interior looks crisp
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Really smart work, and good photography too.
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real nice work!
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beautiful color, suits the car very well
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Great, clean model and photos
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Absolutely breathtaking. That paint job is stupendous. Looks like a piece of hard shelled candy. Bravo sir!!
BTW... What did you use for the clear coat?
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Absolutely breathtaking. That paint job is stupendous. Looks like a piece of hard shelled candy. Bravo sir!!
BTW... What did you use for the clear coat?
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Very, very nice job. the color combo is great. The car looks clean and crisp. The carbon accents are nice. Can't go wrong with Volk wheels
I only wish you had painted the wheel centers. But that's just me. thumbs up!
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Very, very nice job. the color combo is great. The car looks clean and crisp. The carbon accents are nice. Can't go wrong with Volk wheels
I only wish you had painted the wheel centers. But that's just me. thumbs up!
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About wheel centers. There have to be black decal with "Volk" logo. But decal quality was too bad. So I had to paint them with black color.
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