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09-18-2003, 02:48 AM
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Wangan R33 GTR
Hi guys... wow.. i haven't been here for a long long time
anyways.. I am just gonna give u guys a lill update of wat i am up to... i am about to finish my R34 GTR V-Spec II for a upcoming meet (Sept, 26th) ... just an annual meet up to show off some our models... Oldschool AF member like Turbos86 and MX100 would be there of course.. and i promise alot of PiC!!  anyways! i took out my old Tamiya R33 GTR kit.. and i did alot of putty work on it... i would just like to know if anyone have any WANGAN type R33 pics out there that they can show me.. cause thats the theme i am planning to use! One final question...i am using Tamiya modelling Putty to smooth out everything .. but its still a bit rough... will sand paper it self make it smooth?? or do i have to apply more of the putty? thnx alot in advance.. i will be sure to post some pics up!~ 
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09-18-2003, 03:19 AM
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Progressively finer grades of sand paper should do the trick.Then prime and fine sand to fill in any fine scratches.Works for me.
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09-19-2003, 12:24 AM
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cool, u guy are meeting in vancouver area?
 well, sand paper will work but don't push too hard or u will sand away the putty and u need to add them back, i suggest using the green tamiya putty. 
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