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Old 01-20-2008, 12:04 PM
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Got the 350Z done, I am ready to get back to this old project that i have actually started a year back~






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I'm really digging that front end. Looking forward to seeing this one done joeyko. White would look good on it, what are the wheel choices for this beauty?
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Great work on some almost subtle changes. Really brings the front of that car up to the modern pace.
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Re: Tamiya Nissan Fairlady 300ZX

thanks bro MidMazar,willimo~~
i am actually referencing the rela stuffs here: http://gyusyabu.ddo.jp/isyabu.html
i have found this web site a year back and actually look at those pics in details. it looks like this is a perfect reference for a mod~ haha

but i am still wondering if i woudl have the small rear wing or the large carbon fibre wing....
what would you guys think?
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How about wingless!! Looks great so far!
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I wouldn't add a wing at-all honestly. But if you want my opinion between those, the smaller one is way sleeker for the sexy win.
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I wouldn't add a wing at-all honestly. But if you want my opinion between those, the smaller one is way sleeker for the sexy win.
Wingless is another option for me too.
But i saw another wingless Z32 earlier somewhere and i dont think i like the plainness of the rear end much~hehe~~~

Anyway, I think i will try to make a little trick at the backside, so that i can actually switch between the wings or even turn it wingless too~
my plan is still rough. let's when the wings are actually done.

and here is the latest pic with the modified side skirt and a better pic of the completed end



the tail light needs to be fixed too.
but i think it will be relatively easy~
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Re: Tamiya Nissan Fairlady 300ZX

How did you make that J-spec front end!???
Can't wait to see what you do with the Z
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it originally came with a clear hood?

do you have the kit #?
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How did you make that J-spec front end!???
Can't wait to see what you do with the Z
basically i just chopped lips out and shaped the new face with plasitc sheets.
after the structure is ready, i put a little AB putty over the edge for the sanding work.
i like to do it with more plasic sheet than putty, so that the sanding and re-shaping work can be greatly reduced.
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it originally came with a clear hood?

do you have the kit #?
yes, it comes with the clear hook.
check this out. it should be available anywhere ~
http://www.hlj.com/product/TAM24087
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Re: Tamiya Nissan Fairlady 300ZX

Tamiya's rear wing set~

another height setting, but i guess the slightly lower setting will be the best fit.


the rear light is fixed and marks are ready to put on the bullets~


i am planning when the wing is removed, screws will be replacing the bullets~~ i have some + and - screws on hand and other round-headed pins too. do you guys have any suggestions over the options?


here are a snap of what i had done so far.....
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What is the color you are going to apply??
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Re: Tamiya Nissan Fairlady 300ZX

Got the hook done~ it's really fun to handle the mod on the hook~
but still, i dont think this is 100% following the way real stuffs does....
anyway, paint will be put on soon



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