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07-07-2005, 06:15 PM
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Completed BMW 318ti Compact
Car: BMW 316i compact
Model: Dragon Modifications: Bride racing driver seat, roll cage, Takata harness, rear seat removed, racing pedals (not seen), "Momo" steering wheel, F1 style mirrors, APR rear spoiler, lowered, cat back exhaust, fluidyne radiator, oilcooler, revell ITR wheels, carbon fiber hood.         
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07-07-2005, 06:17 PM
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Re: Completed BMW 318ti Compact
Wow! That came out awesome man! Green for the money
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07-07-2005, 06:30 PM
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Re: Completed BMW 318ti Compact
Is that gunmetal for the cf on the hood? Looks great! Nice and clean build. Love these little BMW's. Keep up the awsome work!
Frank X.
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07-08-2005, 11:06 AM
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Re: Completed BMW 318ti Compact
looks awesome. Gotta love the euro tuners..
Those ITR wheels look nice to. They look like 325i wheels.
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07-08-2005, 01:45 PM
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Re: Completed BMW 318ti Compact
Nice Build!!
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07-08-2005, 06:47 PM
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Thank you guys!
I was going to post another progress before its completed, but no one replied to my last progress, so I didnt bother. Here are some not very clear shots of the interior though:   blubaja: The hood is not gun metal, I was airbrushing metallic grey through a mesh to mimic the carbon fiber weave effect. I swear my camera was screwing up the effect, the pattern looks way more uniform in person than the pics. CamaroSSBoy: I didnt even know how the 325i wheels looked like. Most of the BMW's I see have the stock wheels that has many small spokes and looked almost like steelies. Would like to have a look at the ones you are talking about though. Aside from the body, the kit is a little bit crude. Things such as bumpers and side skirts not lining up perfectly...side stripes won't fit into the "gutter"..etc. The biggest frustration was that I found out the front wheels were off center, if I build it box stock the front wheels would not allow the front bumper to be installed, that lead to some moderate modifications of the chassis and the lower arms, I had to make new chassis-body mounting spots after I modified the front bumper, stupid dog was chewing on the passenger side head light when I didn't realize I dropped it, causing a crack, a slight bend right in the center, and a bunch of cuts and chips, right at the day which I wouldve had the model completed. I was kind of tired after finishing it. Even if I want to build another one, It would be quite hard to find this model again. However, I have some old parts for a 4 door 318i, which I will eventually build, and I might also buy a M3 too in the future, if I can find it.
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