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S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
Tamiya white version that comes with the mugen wheels and top.
Will tune this one out also. But will try to keep it a 'classy' tuner. After all this IS an S2K. Plans: Full custom body kit from tamiya epoxy Aoshima 19's (not sure which ones) with brembos' Semi-conservative tuner decals Gt-wing FMIC custom dual exhaust Tach A-pillar gauges/pods Dash TV Nos bottle Photo etch racing pedals Racing harness 2-tone interior here's all I have so far. Just the body kit done Side skirts. ![]() Front lip ![]() Rear taken from the custom revell thunderbird rear end dremeled and epoxy modified to fit ![]() ![]() With first coat of primer to see where defects are ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Well, I'm enjoying this quick dry epoxy more and more every time I use it....it's so simple
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
Now how on earth did you do that? It looks absolutely flawless. Outstanding work
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
That is amazing. You should do a puttying tutorial i think. It looks perfect.
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How did you make that body kit with Tamiya Epoxy putty?
Was there some sort of mold made first? Looks great so far.
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
definetly looks like a resin kit, awesome job, please show us how you made those m3 skirts!!
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
I'm sure you'll make it a first-class project!!
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
good work so far!
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
Great so far.
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
Wow, great work!!
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
Excelent!
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
I like the front lip, remind me of the OEM lips!!! Looks great!
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WOW!
That looks awesome! Your putty skills are supurb. I'll be on the look out for this one!
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Re: S2K= Honda S 'Tune'thousand
Wow! Thanks guys. To answer some questions
Yes i'm using tamiya quick dry epoxy. Not it's not a resin kit. No I didn't use a mold. The side skirts where done mostly with the dull side of a blade to make the sharp edges and a toothpick (notice the little bucket of them in the last couple of pics). I just globbed a bunch on and kept molding with my fingers first. Then I would keep rolling a toothpick over it to smooth it out. Then I'd use a toothpic again or any flat object to press down and mold the straight lines. The little 'indentations' towards the front of the skirts where done by taking a piece of styrene and just pressing it down into the putty. Then I just started sanding with a 300 grit dremel drum. Then I used 220 grit paper and worked my up to 1000. I always attached my sandpaper to some flat object to allow me to make the lines crisp (toothpick, blade, piece of styrene, block etc)
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