98spec JDM integra

[ADVANFAN]

Originally Posted by bigfrit

The model as well as the real deal are looking fine!

Besides the mirrors , what exactly did you do to it, as I ve never seen any car or kit like this before, but it looks interesting to say the least,

Olivier

All the fujimi integra models are based on the 95-97 model yrs. To make this car a 98+, I had to make a lower valance on the rear bumper. There are other exterior differences like HID headlights, but i don't think that is gonna happen on this model. hehe

[Rotaryman]

That is dope.

[Renegade]

Good luck with making the replica. You own VERY beautiful car, I hope you realize that.
I'll be keeping an eye over the pics

Just a question; how you'll get that titanium frost pearl mixed together? IMO this kind of paint is one of the most suitable for any Honda.

[digitalbanzai]

How much will you sell me the side window rain vents on the 1:1 for my car? I've been looking everywhere and cant find them!

[{(itchy)}{finger}]

is your car an actual imported jdm teg? or a conversion of a ford/acura teg?

[{(itchy)}{finger}]

nevermind, i see the steering wheel... nice model btw! i'm not sure but light gunmetal might work....

[youngdrifter_x]

pretty good with the mirrors and the rear bumper. is that putty work?

Great job keep it up man

[willimo]

Very cool. Your 1:1 is beautiful. Are you going to cut the dash to make it LHD or are you gonna use the dash from another kit (like a Fujimi Civic?) Are you going to use real Honda paint (is it even a factory color?) or what? This is gonna be fantastic.

Originally Posted by {(itchy)}{finger}

or a conversion of a ford/acura teg?

Ford/Acura? What?

[PyRoTeKniKz]

Originally Posted by willimo

Very cool. Your 1:1 is beautiful. Are you going to cut the dash to make it LHD or are you gonna use the dash from another kit (like a Fujimi Civic?) Are you going to use real Honda paint (is it even a factory color?) or what? This is gonna be fantastic.

Im pretty sure his kit came with both RHD and a LHD dash, cuz mine did and the only difference is mine is Mugen but they share the same parts.

[ADVANFAN]

Originally Posted by digitalbanzai

How much will you sell me the side window rain vents on the 1:1 for my car? I've been looking everywhere and cant find them!

sorry, these are gonna stay. try www.passwordjdm.com ask for Leo. He'll hook you up.

Originally Posted by {(itchy)}{finger}

is your car an actual imported jdm teg? or a conversion of a ford/acura teg?

ummm...its just an USDM teg with a JDM frontend. no ford here.

Originally Posted by youngdrifter_x

pretty good with the mirrors and the rear bumper. is that putty work?

yes this was all done with tamiya sculpting putty and a piece of styrene stick. O yah, i forgot to mention this is my first time using putty.

Originally Posted by willimo

Very cool. Your 1:1 is beautiful. Are you going to cut the dash to make it LHD or are you gonna use the dash from another kit (like a Fujimi Civic?) Are you going to use real Honda paint (is it even a factory color?) or what? This is gonna be fantastic.

actually the kit did come with an option of using a LHD or RHD. I might just use the LHD for the fun of it. The paint is going to be tricky, since this is not a factory honda color. I have to get creative here or get some of the orginal paint.

[ADVANFAN]

O yah, thanks for all the kind words again guys!

[joecwlaw]

nice work! Love the advan rg rims...

[PyRoTeKniKz]

Originally Posted by ADVANFAN

actually the kit did come with an option of using a LHD or RHD. I might just use the LHD for the fun of it. The paint is going to be tricky, since this is not a factory honda color. I have to get creative here or get some of the orginal paint.

If you really want a replica go to a body shop and have them paint it...

[willimo]

Originally Posted by PyRoTeKniKz

If you really want a replica go to a body shop and have them paint it...

Or go and see if you can't buy a couple ounces of it, hopefully whoever painted your car can get more or has some left over. Automotive paint thins easily and works great through an airbrush. Then you'd have a dead match. Ask them what color primer they used too, if you want to be real retentive (I would be).

[digitalbanzai]

Now you've inspired me to build a replica of my 1:1 Integra. Did you do the JDM taillights? If so, what all is required to do that?