2 Honda Integra DC2s

[VTEC-DA9]

Two sides to each car, the one side with RGs are ready for the track, and the other side with Meister S1s ready and tucked for the show...Enjoy















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[Bone Thug]

looks dope but help me out...how did you do the panel lines on the yellow so good?

[carlisimo]

Very nice. I can't get my panel lines and weatherstriping to look nearly as sharp as yours.

One suggestion, paint (or use a marker) around the edge of the headlights. They'll look more real with black edges.

[willimo]

Very clean DC2s. Super sexy. Keep it up, especially with Hondas!

[VTEC-DA9]

for all my panel lines, I use the tamiya acrylic smoke and lightly thin it down. I then take it and place it into the panel and let the capillary action do its thing. I'll have a little run over outside the panel line. I wait for the paint to dry then take a very very light amount of thinner and wipe off the excess paint. The area may be a little dull after taking off the paint so it may need a touch up of polishing. This time you have to be very careful not to get any polish into your newly painted lines.

Thanks for the recommendation, I just got too anxious to finish the model so I did not have the time to paint around the headlights.

Will: what can I say? I Love Hondas, 90% of my collection is Hondas

[energon]

BEEEEEAUTIFULL!!!!! Verry nicely done! They both look awsome and both the Works and Advans look sweet too! Great work!

[tonioseven]

Excellent work Tri!

[bhop73]

Looks great. Both paint jobs are nice and shiny. Speaking of panel lines, you missed the gas refill door and door handles?

[Bone Thug]

another question...what polish do you use?

[VTEC-DA9]

Originally Posted by bhop73

Looks great. Both paint jobs are nice and shiny. Speaking of panel lines, you missed the gas refill door and door handles?

I try not to overdo it. Sometimes, overdoing the panel lines, takes away from the whole effect. Leaving some out actually brings the model out better and keeps some realism IMO.

I use tamiya grits and finish off with 3M hand glaze

[bhop73]

Originally Posted by VTEC-DA9

I try not to overdo it. Sometimes, overdoing the panel lines, takes away from the whole effect. Leaving some out actually brings the model out better and keeps some realism IMO.

I use tamiya grits and finish off with 3M hand glaze

I can understand that. My method of 'not overdoing it' is to use a darker shade of the body color instead of black or dark grey. You might give it a try and see how it works for you.

[675datsun]

The yellow one is sexy as hell...great stance with either set of wheels...awesome work man we need clean, simple Hondas like these

[GSRacerBoy408]

damn those models are nice... keep it up...