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Old 05-11-2010, 01:10 PM
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Re: Audi R8

thanks!

speaking of the slats,









The side windows were a real pain to fit. The whole kit really doesn't fit that well together. Right now I'm trying to work out a circuit for the LED's.
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Re: Audi R8

Nice!! The only car ive ever managed to put LEDs into was the 89 Batmobile, only car with a massive bonnet to hide batteries!! You could use fibre optics to light the lower LEDs in the lights, maybe
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Re: Audi R8

Sweet progress, Its not problems you have its flaws made with the kit. This one needs extra,extra test fitting. The light looks great.

Only thing thats going to take away from the build is the front lenses, whoever made them with fiber optics is a genius.

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