Completed Spoon Integra *many pics*

[njh]

Thinted the back windows black, wheels changed to Volk Racing Wheel TE37 MAG.

[flyonthewall]

Looks reall cool, great paint job, but i think you could make a couple of improvements;
First the creases in the hood decal make it look untidy and unrealistic, i suggest removing it and add another from CF decal. Just lay down a piece with plenty of overlap then trim around the panel line when its almost completly dry.
Second, a lowering job would improve the look.
Third, bringing out the panel lines with a wash or gundam pen would improve the detail and add more realism.

[AccordTypeR]

Looks cool man

I made one without body paint so I never gonna post it....

[njh]

First the creases in the hood decal make it look untidy and unrealistic, i suggest removing it and add another from CF decal. Just lay down a piece with plenty of overlap then trim around the panel line when its almost completly dry.

This is my first time dealing with the CF decal. The decal came together with the kit, and my local hobby stores doesn't seem to carry CF decals.

Second, a lowering job would improve the look.

I know it doesn't look nice without lowering, I have never done lowering before. Could someone teach me how to do it?

[supratuner]

i usualy dont like spoon cars but i loe this one

[bibendumz]

This is my first time dealing with the CF decal. The decal came together with the kit, and my local hobby stores doesn't seem to carry CF decals

njh, there are a number of local hobby stores carrying CF decals. I am not trying to promote David's shop but maybe you can try his shop in Grandlink Square near Paya Lebar Mrt station. He got quite a number of CF decals.

I know it doesn't look nice without lowering, I have never done lowering before. Could someone teach me how to do it?

if you are free on the 4th dec, maybe you can bring your integra and make a trip down to david's shop. we got a gathering there with some of our fellow singaporean from this forum. We can help you in lowering your car.:flamer:

[Suislide]

i know this has been pointed out already, but i just wanted to say...

4X4!!! :finger: :finger:

other then that, it really does look good! i love the yellow and black "bumblebee" spoon cars, and yours is a nice example of one! good work.

[TURBO_EK4]

LOWERIN JOB!!

[OZracing]

cool!!is this the ITR you are talking about that time?...maybe you should spray the bonnet black instead of using the carbon fiber decals which is included!!! overrall a nice model.........

[njh]

njh, there are a number of local hobby stores carrying CF decals. I am not trying to promote David's shop but maybe you can try his shop in Grandlink Square near Paya Lebar Mrt station. He got quite a number of CF decals.

I didn't see any CF decals the last time i went down to his shop

if you are free on the 4th dec, maybe you can bring your integra and make a trip down to david's shop. we got a gathering there with some of our fellow singaporean from this forum. We can help you in lowering your car

I am not sure if i can make it or not, but then again, i think it is rather difficult to bring it down. I got no personal transport, have to take the bus or MRT.

is this the ITR you are talking about that time?

Yes

[OZracing]

njh if you are going down give me a ring!!thanks cause maybe i want to go down and meet some new friends too!!

[primera man]

I think Chris has sumed it up pretty well so far.......other then that it looks OK

[Forhod]

Originally posted by njh
I am not sure if i can make it or not, but then again, i think it is rather difficult to bring it down. I got no personal transport, have to take the bus or MRT.

You can put it inside the original box and slide it into your bag, just be careful not to smash it will do.

Everything is alright, just need some lowering
Try comming down this 4th Dec and I am sure they can help you.

[Integra14]

nice job, i really like that kit, except the carbon fiber sticker is like wrinkled... its relaly hard, i ca't do it right either!

[Honoturtle]

Here's an easy way to drop it, for the rear, place the mount from the chassis above the originally spot on the body, get it? And for the front, do the same, just give it a little push, don't force it, this should lower it a bit, this is how I lowered my first Fujimi ITR, when I didn't want to fart around with cutting, etc. If you need some pics, just ask, I can try and get them.