Tamiya Mazda Savanna RX-7 (24016)
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Jay!
09-03-2002, 04:49 AM
A sneak peek: (read: my only pic :()
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/123797tn_DCP01249.jpg
This is an awesome kit. I picked it up for $5 at a recent swap meet. Mine includes the motor as well as all the electric parts like switches and wires. The only thing not included are the light bulbs for the working headlights. :cool: I kinda think the driver figure looks like Judge Reinhold. LOL! :p I may save the figure for another kit....
I prepared and primed it, then put on several coats of TS-33 Dull Red. Believe it or not, "Dull Red" is a flat color. :rolleyes: That's what you see in the pic. I'm using it as a basecoat for Tamiya X-27 Clear Red. It's got a few coats now, and it's a wonderful deep, dark red, but it needs a lot of polishing... :)
Updates to come...
edit: I forgot to mention my methodology for this kit. Since the body paint and polishing takes me so long, I will not even start on any painting or assembly of the rest of the kit until the body is done. :o Should keep me motivated, since I can't wait to get that motor hooked up! :p
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/123797tn_DCP01249.jpg
This is an awesome kit. I picked it up for $5 at a recent swap meet. Mine includes the motor as well as all the electric parts like switches and wires. The only thing not included are the light bulbs for the working headlights. :cool: I kinda think the driver figure looks like Judge Reinhold. LOL! :p I may save the figure for another kit....
I prepared and primed it, then put on several coats of TS-33 Dull Red. Believe it or not, "Dull Red" is a flat color. :rolleyes: That's what you see in the pic. I'm using it as a basecoat for Tamiya X-27 Clear Red. It's got a few coats now, and it's a wonderful deep, dark red, but it needs a lot of polishing... :)
Updates to come...
edit: I forgot to mention my methodology for this kit. Since the body paint and polishing takes me so long, I will not even start on any painting or assembly of the rest of the kit until the body is done. :o Should keep me motivated, since I can't wait to get that motor hooked up! :p
turbos86
09-03-2002, 05:03 AM
Jay! You're finally making something:)
Emm~ Nice RX7~ that's very smart how you're using a clear red over a dull one.
Emm~ Nice RX7~ that's very smart how you're using a clear red over a dull one.
flyonthewall
09-03-2002, 05:22 AM
Very nice, its something different. Be sure to stay motivated and post regular updates.
erix7
09-03-2002, 06:09 AM
Originally posted by jay@af
A sneak peek:
This is an awesome kit... I may save the figure for another kit....
I prepared and primed it, then put on several coats of TS-33 Dull Red. Believe it or not, "Dull Red" is a flat color. :rolleyes: That's what you see in the pic. I'm using it as a basecoat for Tamiya X-27 Clear Red. It's got a few coats now, and it's a wonderful deep, dark red, but it needs a lot of polishing... :)
Updates to come...
edit: I forgot to mention my methodology for this kit. Since the body paint and polishing takes me so long, I will not even start on any painting or assembly of the rest of the kit until the body is done. :o Should keep me motivated, since I can't wait to get that motor hooked up! :p
Hi Jay,
Looking good sofar!
Be careful with using Tamiya clear acrylics as a top coat:
apart from a long curing time (several weeks or more),
the coat on my model started developing small cracks after 10 years ! :crying:
If you plan to use the 'rotary' wheels in the kit, the recesses between the
rim and the rotor are painted in a dark brown metallic color on the real car.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~erix7/pics/rx7wheel.gif
Do you really wint to fit that electric motor ???
Be careful not to damage the model when 'driving' it !
If you have a set of Fujimi drivers, the spare heads in that set will fit the
Tamiya driver figure prefectly :p
Best,
-- Eric.
A sneak peek:
This is an awesome kit... I may save the figure for another kit....
I prepared and primed it, then put on several coats of TS-33 Dull Red. Believe it or not, "Dull Red" is a flat color. :rolleyes: That's what you see in the pic. I'm using it as a basecoat for Tamiya X-27 Clear Red. It's got a few coats now, and it's a wonderful deep, dark red, but it needs a lot of polishing... :)
Updates to come...
edit: I forgot to mention my methodology for this kit. Since the body paint and polishing takes me so long, I will not even start on any painting or assembly of the rest of the kit until the body is done. :o Should keep me motivated, since I can't wait to get that motor hooked up! :p
Hi Jay,
Looking good sofar!
Be careful with using Tamiya clear acrylics as a top coat:
apart from a long curing time (several weeks or more),
the coat on my model started developing small cracks after 10 years ! :crying:
If you plan to use the 'rotary' wheels in the kit, the recesses between the
rim and the rotor are painted in a dark brown metallic color on the real car.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~erix7/pics/rx7wheel.gif
Do you really wint to fit that electric motor ???
Be careful not to damage the model when 'driving' it !
If you have a set of Fujimi drivers, the spare heads in that set will fit the
Tamiya driver figure prefectly :p
Best,
-- Eric.
primera man
09-03-2002, 07:54 AM
Birthday plate in the back ground :licker: :licker: ..lol
Be nice to see you get "into" some model and see it finished.
PS......Look after the windshield :finger: :finger:
Be nice to see you get "into" some model and see it finished.
PS......Look after the windshield :finger: :finger:
daggerlee
09-03-2002, 08:26 AM
Jay, is that a Star Wars Action Fleet base in the background? :alien2:
An idea to make the acrylic topcoat tougher would be to cover it in a lacquer or enamel clearcoat, just a thought..
An idea to make the acrylic topcoat tougher would be to cover it in a lacquer or enamel clearcoat, just a thought..
ales
09-03-2002, 09:27 AM
Originally posted by primera man
PS......Look after the windshield :finger: :finger:
Ahh, isn't it sweet to poke Jay once in a while?:D Almost as fun as making fun of you, mate! :finger:
Originally posted by daggerlee
An idea to make the acrylic topcoat tougher would be to cover it in a lacquer or enamel clearcoat, just a thought..
Why not acrylic clearcoat? Chances are that an acrylic clearcoat will not yellow with time.
PS......Look after the windshield :finger: :finger:
Ahh, isn't it sweet to poke Jay once in a while?:D Almost as fun as making fun of you, mate! :finger:
Originally posted by daggerlee
An idea to make the acrylic topcoat tougher would be to cover it in a lacquer or enamel clearcoat, just a thought..
Why not acrylic clearcoat? Chances are that an acrylic clearcoat will not yellow with time.
Jay!
09-03-2002, 04:23 PM
Originally posted by primera man
Birthday plate in the back ground :licker: :licker: ..lolI think you're looking at my mixing pallete. I try not to eat paint for my birthday. :bloated:Originally posted by daggerlee
Jay, is that a Star Wars Action Fleet base in the background? :alien2:In fact, it is! :D There should be enough of the vehicle in the pic for you to guess what it is. ;)
Eric, thanks for the tip on the wheels. I haven't decided which set I like better yet, so I was planning on preparing both and switching them out at will. :)Originally posted by erix7
Be careful with using Tamiya clear acrylics as a top coat:
apart from a long curing time (several weeks or more),
LOL... You're not familiar with my "pace" yet. :right:
And I'm gonna have to say the giant spoiler is a no-go on this one... :p
Birthday plate in the back ground :licker: :licker: ..lolI think you're looking at my mixing pallete. I try not to eat paint for my birthday. :bloated:Originally posted by daggerlee
Jay, is that a Star Wars Action Fleet base in the background? :alien2:In fact, it is! :D There should be enough of the vehicle in the pic for you to guess what it is. ;)
Eric, thanks for the tip on the wheels. I haven't decided which set I like better yet, so I was planning on preparing both and switching them out at will. :)Originally posted by erix7
Be careful with using Tamiya clear acrylics as a top coat:
apart from a long curing time (several weeks or more),
LOL... You're not familiar with my "pace" yet. :right:
And I'm gonna have to say the giant spoiler is a no-go on this one... :p
Honoturtle
09-03-2002, 11:00 PM
haha, everyone comments on the stuff in the background! Say is that a S2K I see?
edit: Ok I just saw your old thread on the S2K which was orginally posted on 11-24-2001. You do have a loooooooooooooong working span on a car.
edit: Ok I just saw your old thread on the S2K which was orginally posted on 11-24-2001. You do have a loooooooooooooong working span on a car.
Jay!
09-08-2002, 10:56 PM
A newer shot of the color, still unpolished. It was overcast, so I need to get a pic in the direct sunlight.
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/729276darkred.JPG
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/729276darkred.JPG
ales
12-06-2002, 06:11 PM
Jay, any news on this one? :right:
Jay!
12-06-2002, 06:40 PM
Originally posted by ales
Jay, any news on this one? :right: Sorta. It's actually on my list of things to do this weekend. :)
It's been stripped, since I didn't like the effect of using clear red as the over coat. The CSC took off most of the paint below the windowline the first time it was dunked, but I put it back in the CSC upside down to get the rest. It's still soaking.
I'm waffling now between this dull red color with a simple clear coat to polish, and black with a dark red stripe. There's a black FB with a red pinstripe in the parking lot at work, and I kinda like it. But then on the other hand, plain dark red plus all the black trim may end up with the same effect. So I think I'll stick with dark red...
...I think.... :bloated:
Jay, any news on this one? :right: Sorta. It's actually on my list of things to do this weekend. :)
It's been stripped, since I didn't like the effect of using clear red as the over coat. The CSC took off most of the paint below the windowline the first time it was dunked, but I put it back in the CSC upside down to get the rest. It's still soaking.
I'm waffling now between this dull red color with a simple clear coat to polish, and black with a dark red stripe. There's a black FB with a red pinstripe in the parking lot at work, and I kinda like it. But then on the other hand, plain dark red plus all the black trim may end up with the same effect. So I think I'll stick with dark red...
...I think.... :bloated:
Midnight Racer
12-06-2002, 06:51 PM
Looks good Jay.Can't wait to see this RX7 done.
Jonno
12-07-2002, 02:41 AM
How did you get those pics?
Can't wait to see it finished, although not many people would have a life span of that long!!! ;)
P.S, do you still have the windshield? :finger:
Can't wait to see it finished, although not many people would have a life span of that long!!! ;)
P.S, do you still have the windshield? :finger:
Jay!
12-07-2002, 02:48 AM
I got most of the rest of the paint off tonight. Primer tomorrow. :)Originally posted by thug_9_6
How did you get those pics?Check the dates. ;)Originally posted by thug_9_6
P.S, do you still have the windshield? :finger: :rolleyes:
I better check... :uhoh:
How did you get those pics?Check the dates. ;)Originally posted by thug_9_6
P.S, do you still have the windshield? :finger: :rolleyes:
I better check... :uhoh:
Jonno
12-07-2002, 03:03 AM
Originally posted by jay@af
I better check... :uhoh:
:hehehe: Anybody looking for a new quote for the signature, this is the one :hehe: :p
Did you have a digital camera back then :confused:
I better check... :uhoh:
:hehehe: Anybody looking for a new quote for the signature, this is the one :hehe: :p
Did you have a digital camera back then :confused:
Jay!
12-07-2002, 03:56 PM
Originally posted by thug_9_6
Did you have a digital camera back then :confused: I was borrowing one. My mom's getting a new one, so even if I don't get one, I may just 'borrow' hers... ;)
Did you have a digital camera back then :confused: I was borrowing one. My mom's getting a new one, so even if I don't get one, I may just 'borrow' hers... ;)
daggerlee
12-07-2002, 04:26 PM
Hm, just a thought..you probalby could have cleared off the Clear Red with a dunk in rubbing alcohol (or maybe rags soaked in it!) since the undercoat is lacquer, it won't be affected!
Jonno
12-07-2002, 07:52 PM
Originally posted by jay@af
I was borrowing one. My mom's getting a new one, so even if I don't get one, I may just 'borrow' hers... ;)
"It isn't stealing, its borrowing without returning." :hehe:
I was borrowing one. My mom's getting a new one, so even if I don't get one, I may just 'borrow' hers... ;)
"It isn't stealing, its borrowing without returning." :hehe:
Jay!
04-12-2003, 10:17 PM
Update. I'm really in the modeling mood lately!! :D
Here's a comparison of the two sets of wheels. The "rotor" wheels came chromed, and I pained the others. Which do you like better?
Oops... Flash + chrome + macro = :o
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb1.JPG
The chassis and motor. ;) This thing is cool!! :coolguy: Note two switches at the rear of the chassis. One for motor, one for lights. :)
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb2.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb3.JPG
The body... Dull Red again. Getting another coat in 30 minutes or so...
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb4.JPG
Here's a comparison of the two sets of wheels. The "rotor" wheels came chromed, and I pained the others. Which do you like better?
Oops... Flash + chrome + macro = :o
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb1.JPG
The chassis and motor. ;) This thing is cool!! :coolguy: Note two switches at the rear of the chassis. One for motor, one for lights. :)
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb2.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb3.JPG
The body... Dull Red again. Getting another coat in 30 minutes or so...
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/fb4.JPG
bigfrit
04-12-2003, 10:21 PM
Coming along nicely, Jay !
now I have one question, the left wheels on the pic ,did they also came with the RX-7 ??
Because they oddly look like the Alpine Wheels I have been looking for long now ?
Keep on modeling, you're on the right track !!
Olivier
now I have one question, the left wheels on the pic ,did they also came with the RX-7 ??
Because they oddly look like the Alpine Wheels I have been looking for long now ?
Keep on modeling, you're on the right track !!
Olivier
bah humbug
04-12-2003, 10:22 PM
Cool, Jay is working on a model again.
Looks good.
BTW why are you painting it in dark red?
I have a question. if you polish a flat color will it become glossy?
Looks good.
BTW why are you painting it in dark red?
I have a question. if you polish a flat color will it become glossy?
Jay!
04-12-2003, 10:38 PM
Originally posted by bigfrit
now I have one question, the left wheels on the pic ,did they also came with the RX-7 ??
Because they oddly look like the Alpine Wheels I have been looking for long now ?Both come in the kit. Eric sez:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~erix7/rx7kits/tam2416.html
There's a choice of two sets of authentic alloy wheels, one depicting the 'rotary wheels', the other are street versions of the eight-spoke 'Speed Star Mk.III' racing wheels that were fitted to the factory team race Rx-7's of the time.
Originally posted by bah humbug
BTW why are you painting it in dark red?:confused: Because I want a dark red Rx-7.... :p
Originally posted by bah humbug
I have a question. if you polish a flat color will it become glossy? It should, IIRC. As you polish, you smooth the surface, and the smoother the surface, the shinier the paint.
now I have one question, the left wheels on the pic ,did they also came with the RX-7 ??
Because they oddly look like the Alpine Wheels I have been looking for long now ?Both come in the kit. Eric sez:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~erix7/rx7kits/tam2416.html
There's a choice of two sets of authentic alloy wheels, one depicting the 'rotary wheels', the other are street versions of the eight-spoke 'Speed Star Mk.III' racing wheels that were fitted to the factory team race Rx-7's of the time.
Originally posted by bah humbug
BTW why are you painting it in dark red?:confused: Because I want a dark red Rx-7.... :p
Originally posted by bah humbug
I have a question. if you polish a flat color will it become glossy? It should, IIRC. As you polish, you smooth the surface, and the smoother the surface, the shinier the paint.
ales
04-13-2003, 12:43 AM
I don't think you'll be able to make an inherently flat colour become glossy... :confused: Without a clearcoat, that is.
As for wheels - dilemma here. The non-rotary ones look better, but the rotary ones look more "interesting", if you know what I mean... :o
As for wheels - dilemma here. The non-rotary ones look better, but the rotary ones look more "interesting", if you know what I mean... :o
integra818
04-13-2003, 01:25 AM
I'm keeping count... NSX, mr-2, skyline, S2000, scoobys, and this one :D
Did you say it comes with an engine or an electrical motor?
I like this RX-7, I consider it a classic. It'll look great next to the revell Datsun 510 :)
Did you say it comes with an engine or an electrical motor?
I like this RX-7, I consider it a classic. It'll look great next to the revell Datsun 510 :)
endlesskev86
04-13-2003, 01:30 AM
WHOOO
i been away from my computer for three days and Jay is now posting pics of his work!! WOW KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!:D
i been away from my computer for three days and Jay is now posting pics of his work!! WOW KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!:D
Jonno
04-13-2003, 01:34 AM
Finally, the car from you I have been waiting for updates on :)
It is coming along very nicely
You need to get a digital video camera, so you can post a video of it running :D
It is coming along very nicely
You need to get a digital video camera, so you can post a video of it running :D
Jay!
04-13-2003, 10:33 AM
I'll try not to stall-out on this one, guys. ;)
It started raining last night, so I couldn't spray the acrylic coats... But, I got to find out my dehydrator works great on my enamel paint from the paint markers. :D Acrylics "dry" in 30 minutes? Yeah! Enamels "dry" in an hour? Yeah! Makes it so easy.... :sun:
It started raining last night, so I couldn't spray the acrylic coats... But, I got to find out my dehydrator works great on my enamel paint from the paint markers. :D Acrylics "dry" in 30 minutes? Yeah! Enamels "dry" in an hour? Yeah! Makes it so easy.... :sun:
MX100
04-13-2003, 12:55 PM
GO JAY GO! :D
daggerlee
04-13-2003, 01:12 PM
Definitely clear it! Coming along nicely1
Jay!
04-19-2003, 01:49 AM
Quick update. :) Not polished yet. Needs more clear red, then a couple more coats of clear on top of that. :)
I also picked up the bulbs for the headlights today. This will be cool. :coolguy:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_5.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_4.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_3.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_2.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_1.JPG
I also picked up the bulbs for the headlights today. This will be cool. :coolguy:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_5.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_4.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_3.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_2.JPG
http://www.automotiveforums.com/scalemodeling/jay/rx7fb_1.JPG
Jay!
04-19-2003, 03:22 AM
Testing the lights... :sun:
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/744649P4170002.JPG
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/662967P4170004.JPG
Next time I'll try w/out the flash. :o
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/744649P4170002.JPG
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/662967P4170004.JPG
Next time I'll try w/out the flash. :o
flyonthewall
04-19-2003, 03:53 AM
Lookin good!
fwdfreak
04-19-2003, 04:23 AM
h8 to say it but the wheels just suck
Blowncivic1320
04-19-2003, 08:03 AM
Looks good...need to work on the shine a little tho...;)
RyanGiorgio
04-19-2003, 08:26 AM
Coming out great. Needs dome polish though.
ales
04-19-2003, 08:32 AM
Jay, what look are you trying to achieve (with clear red and stuff)?
Mean_B16
04-19-2003, 12:07 PM
Keep up the progress
Layla's Keeper
04-19-2003, 12:15 PM
Don't believe whoever told you those wheels suck... I'm using a similar set out of Monogram's Cafe Racer RX-7 on a autocross style Omni O24 by MPC. The RX-7 is getting the Type-R wheels out of Revell's Integra with Revell C5 Vette rubber.
It's a gorgeous RX-7, though. Love what you're doing with the interior.:sun:
It's a gorgeous RX-7, though. Love what you're doing with the interior.:sun:
zangief
04-19-2003, 01:40 PM
gj jay nice project man.....cant wait to see it done :)
Jay!
04-19-2003, 03:24 PM
Originally posted by fwdfreak
h8 to say it but the wheels just suck Sorry, but I love the wheels. They're very "period." ;)
Originally posted by ales
Jay, what look are you trying to achieve (with clear red and stuff)? Something more eyecatching than a solid color while still being fairly modest. Also a chance to experiment w/ paint and painting.
Originally posted by Octagon
It's a gorgeous RX-7, though. Love what you're doing with the interior.:sun: Thanks! :D The instructions seem to pre-date Tamiya current paints, so none of the colors have X# references. I've taken a few liberties, but the people I know who used to own FBs say the brown-ness of the interior was inescapable. ;)
I'm also pleased at how the red matches the brown interior. :) More painting today...
h8 to say it but the wheels just suck Sorry, but I love the wheels. They're very "period." ;)
Originally posted by ales
Jay, what look are you trying to achieve (with clear red and stuff)? Something more eyecatching than a solid color while still being fairly modest. Also a chance to experiment w/ paint and painting.
Originally posted by Octagon
It's a gorgeous RX-7, though. Love what you're doing with the interior.:sun: Thanks! :D The instructions seem to pre-date Tamiya current paints, so none of the colors have X# references. I've taken a few liberties, but the people I know who used to own FBs say the brown-ness of the interior was inescapable. ;)
I'm also pleased at how the red matches the brown interior. :) More painting today...
Jay!
04-20-2003, 02:25 PM
Originally posted by Jonno
You need to get a digital video camera, so you can post a video of it running :D ROFL!! :D
Available for a limited time... Video of me chasing the chassis around the parking lot. :o
Please do not load from server; save to your HD first.
Right-click > Save As...
*link removed*
1.5M Quicktime format. ~10 minutes on 56K connection. Your mileage may vary.
:D
You need to get a digital video camera, so you can post a video of it running :D ROFL!! :D
Available for a limited time... Video of me chasing the chassis around the parking lot. :o
Please do not load from server; save to your HD first.
Right-click > Save As...
*link removed*
1.5M Quicktime format. ~10 minutes on 56K connection. Your mileage may vary.
:D
endlesskev86
04-20-2003, 04:20 PM
ROFL
Honoturtle
04-20-2003, 04:39 PM
I applaud Jay for getting this thing "on." Anyways, those are Speed stars right? Has anyone seen the ones from Aoshima, I've been meaning to order them for some time now, and want to know if any one has pics of it.
Jay, that thing is going to go rambling all of the kitchen floor eh? Just don't damage it...... we wouldn't want to see pics of that now... would we?:rolleyes:
Jay, that thing is going to go rambling all of the kitchen floor eh? Just don't damage it...... we wouldn't want to see pics of that now... would we?:rolleyes:
Blowncivic1320
04-20-2003, 04:52 PM
HAHA...funny video
Jay!
04-26-2003, 10:52 PM
Hey... What's up with my CA glue? One of the headlight covers came back off and now it won't stick with superglue.
Other than that, I'd be done. :o
Other than that, I'd be done. :o
daggerlee
04-26-2003, 11:06 PM
CA glue can go bad on you, it has a pretty low shelf life! Some modelers I think, keep them in the fridge to extend the shelf life. Kinda like epoxy glue or putty.
In the meantime, try some Kristal Klear..
In the meantime, try some Kristal Klear..
Jay!
04-27-2003, 12:01 AM
Just a few details to touch up. Better pics to come.
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/489443fb_corner.jpg
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/523663fb_rear.jpg
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/489443fb_corner.jpg
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/523663fb_rear.jpg
integra818
04-27-2003, 12:03 AM
WOW, it looks great Jay, you can really see te shine in the first pic on teh front fender.
Are you gonna enter this in next years Tamiya/con???
Are you gonna enter this in next years Tamiya/con???
apex_N1
04-27-2003, 12:13 AM
Very cool, great finish on the car!
RallyRaider
04-27-2003, 02:29 AM
Looks beautiful Ray. Very realistic, very 70's.
Jay!
04-27-2003, 02:44 AM
Originally posted by RallyRaider
Looks beautiful Ray. Very realistic, very 70's. LOL... Thanks, Bill. ;)
Looks beautiful Ray. Very realistic, very 70's. LOL... Thanks, Bill. ;)
endlesskev86
04-27-2003, 03:02 AM
AWESOME WORK JAY!!:ylsuper
RallyRaider
04-27-2003, 06:10 AM
Originally posted by jay@af
LOL... Thanks, Bill. ;)
Gotta get a keyboard with one of them newfangled "J"s on it! :rolleyes:
Sorry Jay, won't happen again (I hope). :o
LOL... Thanks, Bill. ;)
Gotta get a keyboard with one of them newfangled "J"s on it! :rolleyes:
Sorry Jay, won't happen again (I hope). :o
stump
04-27-2003, 08:58 AM
WOW....!!:flash:
Nice job on an old kit Jay..
I reckon the wheels suit it, tuned, but not over cooked...:)
cheers stump:cool:
Nice job on an old kit Jay..
I reckon the wheels suit it, tuned, but not over cooked...:)
cheers stump:cool:
ales
04-27-2003, 09:21 AM
A very impressive build, Ray! I mean Jay! :D Now take those better pictures!
Alex
Alex
daggerlee
04-27-2003, 09:29 AM
Great job polishing out the orange peel! I'm with the others, get some better pics in the sunhine now :sun:
njh
04-27-2003, 10:26 AM
Nice work~
bah humbug
04-27-2003, 10:37 AM
That looks great!
RyanGiorgio
04-27-2003, 10:51 AM
MMMM looks great! Good color choice. Suits the car.
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