Yanky Zoku

[Lownslow]

sort of a rebuild based on this video. i plan on adding zoku pipes to mine and probably a crazy paintjob though ive noticed they really dont do wild paintjobs like the Zokusha cars

heres a before picture,during my visit in florida it magically got damagedso instead of fixing it i decided to change it up

just like the real deal crazy rake with solid rear suspension













going all flake on this one

[Lownslow]

this is a combo of RC metal flake and punk rock metalflake nailpolish mixed with house of kolors SG100

[Ferrari TR]

OOH sparkly! Gotta love the flake.

[speedphreak]

This is awesome! Is the hood home made?

[Lownslow]

Originally Posted by speedphreak

This is awesome! Is the hood home made?

yup

[speedphreak]

That is fantastic man!

[blkjck]

thats awesome!!!

[Lownslow]

mid clear once it settles ill give it the final top coat

[Big fat fatty]

I've never seen anything like that before seeing that vid, it must be really uncomfortable to drive, they tint their windscreens as well, almost so they can't see out of the thing. It can't be road legal can it, not even in Japan?

Looks cool though, it's definitely eye catching that's for sure.

[Lownslow]

Originally Posted by Big fat fatty

I've never seen anything like that before seeing that vid, it must be really uncomfortable to drive, they tint their windscreens as well, almost so they can't see out of the thing. It can't be road legal can it, not even in Japan?

Looks cool though, it's definitely eye catching that's for sure.

thanks, neither have i i plan on 2 more builds from mild to wild i did finf out the name which is funny caus i didnt think they would be call anything else but theyre called HotRoddo.

i was talking to a friend about that he said the cops turn a blind eye to it since most of the time these cars are out is on the weekends to and from shows im sure they would have a problem if theyre out and about every day.

[Marianitem]

Weird and funny build! but well done so far.
How do you thin the nailpolish? And how did you protect the plastic from it?