s2000 Mugen hood finished

[Jarrod Li]

One of the funny things that I noticed with the Mugen photos is that the "bump" on the edge of the hood is on the right side of the car in the photo of the hood on the car. However, in the photo of the hood that shows the front and back the bump is on the left side. Must be a prototype or something?

[Jay!]

Originally posted by Jarrod Li
One of the funny things that I noticed with the Mugen photos is that the "bump" on the edge of the hood is on the right side of the car in the photo of the hood on the car. However, in the photo of the hood that shows the front and back the bump is on the left side. Must be a prototype or something?

I think the photo with "Aero Bonnet" written on it is just flipped vertically. The one Chris posted in the first post is the original photo.

[flyonthewall]

Originally posted by MaxSE
great work flyman! what do you use to cut the hood away from the body?

I use a combination of a dental probe - just like the BMF panel scriber, but alot cheaper - and a No11 blade. I start with the probe to make the panel lines a little deeper so the blade won't slip out and score a line in the bodywork of my model. I use both the front and back of the blade to work my way thru the plastic. My advise is take your time, it will take a while so dont let boredom get to u and start pressing down harder coz i guarantee something will get damaged!!!

[MaxSE]

well can you explain what exactly is a dental probe? like the BMF panel line thing?? don't get it! as far as panel lines i have another method. but really please explain.

[Jarrod Li]

Here ya go!



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[Guiddy]

Superb work!

I really fancy such a project one day! Your work is a great inspiration!!!

[tenzoracerevovii]

damn!.... that is really really clean......shit.......i was about to ask you how you cut things too because i tried to cut some mr2 side vents into one of my revell ITR's w/ an exacto knife.......but it doesn't get through.........i almost cut off my finger.......thanks for the tip......and i really really can't wait 'til you're finished.............have you seen that marga hills nsx?........w/ the carbon fiber pieces?.......whole bumper and fenders out of CF!!........crazy......

[flyonthewall]

Originally posted by Guiddy
Superb work!

I really fancy such a project one day! Your work is a great inspiration!!!

Thanks Dan, funnily enough it was u that inspired me to make Mugen parts for it, when u mentioned them in the first thread i posted on this forum introducing my venture.

damn!.... that is really really clean......shit.......i was about to ask you how you cut things too because i tried to cut some mr2 side vents into one of my revell ITR's w/ an exacto knife.......but it doesn't get through.........i almost cut off my finger.......thanks for the tip......and i really really can't wait 'til you're finished.............have you seen that marga hills nsx?........w/ the carbon fiber pieces?.......whole bumper and fenders out of CF!!........crazy......

Thanks, if your going to cut away parts on your model u need to do it carefully and work your way through it. Its no good trying to cut through as if it was a knife through butter coz u will end up slippng with the blade, which may damage the model or more likely, yourself!

Yeah i have seen the Marga NSX, very smart! I like their stuff, even the little Vitz/Yaris looks mean!

[hAnGoOkNoM]

Hey flyoffthewall nice work! I have a question for you under ur current projects you have a pix of a supra and a arrow showing the surpra from FF howz that commin along? Can you post somepix?

[flyonthewall]

Hey flyoffthewall nice work! I have a question for you under ur current projects you have a pix of a supra and a arrow showing the surpra from FF howz that commin along? Can you post somepix?

The truth is it still waiting to be modified. I'm still gathering research although ive pretty much got everything i need. however i cant do much to it at the moment coz i'm unable to print off decent quality pics to use as reference to work on it - i have no printer and too skint to get them done elsewhere.