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Ajay
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A couple that I've finished recently:
Hasgegawa Fairlady
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Fujimi TE27 Levin
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john
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Wow... :shock:

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kingtoy
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Ajay wrote:
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This is a great model. There is only one thing I point out with it. The vents on rear quarter panels are suppose to be the same grey as the taillights.

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just skimmed over this but man you guys are very good at this

now to find a kit of my 76...
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Stormhammer
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I keep coming into the thread hoping to see women everytime :lol:
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john
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Stormhammer wrote:
I keep coming into the thread hoping to see women everytime :lol:


So you have a thing for the older ladies huh? GILF hunter? :P
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Ajay
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Just a couple of pics of my latest one - Aoshima Shakotan Boogie KPGC10 Skyline
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Gorgeous! :tu:

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john
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I must say, you are an amazing modeler, but you are a pretty dang good photographer too! :P

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Just a couple of pics of my latest one - Aoshima Shakotan Boogie KPGC10 Skyline
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Another fantastic model from you Andy!
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Just curious if the Aoshima Shakotan Boogie KPGC10 Skyline actually comes with some Sakura/Yayoi style wheels?
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omg :shock: :shock:

that is just awesome
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VERY nice work!

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Yayoi wrote:
Just curious if the Aoshima Shakotan Boogie KPGC10 Skyline actually comes with some Sakura/Yayoi style wheels?


Description just says "Aero "tuner" parts are included, with deep chrome rims and super-fat, super-low-profile tires." :?
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Wow! Very cool website too! :tu: :mrgreen:
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Tamiya Snap-loc Honda City I’ve just completed, pretty much as it came but lowered lots and Advan A3A rims with stretched tyres squeezed in under the arches. Paint is Tamiya TS-18 metallic red and TS-13 clear. An enjoyable build of a clean, simple kit.

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Just had a nice box full of kits turn up today, selection of Doyusha Nostalgic Hero (good shells, shame about the interiors and wheels and tyres) and an Aoshima 1978 Toyota MarkII Grande, basically a 2dr hardtop version of the Cressida. Looks to be an excellent kit with some nice extras and good detail, aside from lack of an engine.
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That's one hot City. Now if only someone could build that in real life :)

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Ditto! Nice Honda City!

Can you tell me something about the build up of this model?
Snap-loc means no glue required? A snap together kit?
Did you spray paint the body? How about the trim around the windows and the emblems - are they brushed on (steady hands required)? And, what do you use for mirror reflectors?

I haven't built a model in over 30 years, but I'd like to put a few together. Any helpful advice?

My concerns are 1) painting and 2) glueing

Painting - spraying vs brushing. Some guys I've talked to still brush on their paint, but I think I prefer spraying. Any points of view on this topic?

Glue - what is the glue of choice these days? Super glue? Model glue from a tube, or the more liquid bottled stuff?

If you want to reply, PM me so we don't get too off topic on this thread! :wink: Unles you don't mind getting a little off topic - after all the tips might be helpful for everyone.

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