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#31
06-02-2005, 11:40 PM
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Re: Back from a spell, here's a start. C-West R34
wow, impressive work, what engine is that, also is that the engine bay out of the r32? Gotta say i'm looking forward to this thread!!
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06-03-2005, 12:52 PM
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Re: Back from a spell, here's a start. C-West R34
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW...iám new in Modelling and this is the perfeclist Modeling in Motoring Details i ever had seen bevor....RESPECT.
i think when you are finished the Modell will Drive i Really,by all this tottaly perfect Building Parts!!!! But PLEASE Tell me Wher can I Get Soes Super TURBO CHARGERS...Please Gives me an TIP!!! In Respect Casper
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06-03-2005, 06:06 PM
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Re: Back from a spell, here's a start. C-West R34
holy crap stump, thats awesome! cant believe the detail wireing on that! Awesome job so far!...Matt
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06-03-2005, 11:12 PM
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you put a mugen decal in the engine bay. other than that. awesome work. I wish i had the patience and know how to do engine bay details like you. keep it up i'm looking forward to the end result.
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06-03-2005, 11:16 PM
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Re: Back from a spell, here's a start. C-West R34
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 This is a great looking project, aside from the mugen decal. You could probably find some excuse to justify the need for it though. Keep up the great work and get some more pics.
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06-04-2005, 01:05 AM
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Re: Update...
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 This was my idea and you made it even better by making the wires smaller! I like the way you set up the oil lines and the oil cooler and looks like you even replaced the intake manifold! I say this is a great build and I will keep looking forward to the progress.  Heres my pic 
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06-04-2005, 05:20 AM
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Wow, thanks for all the kind replys guys....
 D_LaMz.... This was my idea and you made it even better by making the wires smaller! I like the way you set up the oil lines and the oil cooler and looks like you even replaced the intake manifold! I say this is a great build and I will keep looking forward to the progress. Mate, sorry I couldn't remember who's work is was, but thanks for the inspiration, It's something I would have overlooked, had I not seen your work LaMz. Cheers Yeah, the inlet plenum is scratch-built, I wanted the big single throttle body which is such a popular mod on real ones down here i Aus.... Ryan and Matt, thanks guys, I'm keeping track of your work too, both builds are coming along sweet...MidMazar, Mate, the motor is from the older Tamiya R32, but I built up all the engine bay area from scrstch, thanks Mate. Casper, Mate, the turbo is from an old Fujimi (Enthusiast series) Porsche..  It has got beautifull detail molded into it... DriftEVO5 and Whumbachumba, Eeeeerrrr yeah, you can probably see my red face glowing from where you guys are........  .......LOL......Someone pointed that out, thanks guys.. And I replaced it last night, after more scratching through the decal box....  See, dont get old boys and girls, your eyes start failing after doin all this little shit...  Thanx again to you all, shes getting close to "shelf time"...... cheers stump 
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