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Old 03-10-2010   #1
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Re: Scale DSM....

Lookin good man, get this thing painted!
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Old 03-10-2010   #2
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Wanna do a black 1gb for me?
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Wanna do a black 1gb for me?

LOL I need to make myself a 1g before I can do another... I have to use the Ford Probe model kit.. Will be a challenge.
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Re: Scale DSM....

Here is a view of the side skirts.... I am using another Eclipse body (one I have already worked on the body).

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Re: Scale DSM....

Here is the rear spoiler, now, should I use this body or use the other one and make the more exact GSX spolier?








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Old 03-11-2010   #6
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Re: Scale DSM....

Here is the rear bumper I need to shave down and shape the dimples on the bottom, (the green is where I need to shave, yellow is left alone),












Thanks for looking... More to come soon.
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Paint... I have no clue what to paint it... Could go with white, silver, blue.... Any ideas? And before I do that I need to do the side skirts and rear bumper...
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Re: Scale DSM....

wingless talon rear, woot woot! i vote no spoiler and talon rear
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wingless talon rear, woot woot! i vote no spoiler and talon rear

+1 for wingless and talon rear end.
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Re: Scale DSM....

Here is my Talon,







I would rather make a full Talon... If I get ANOTHER one of these kits it will be a Talon with a 2g GSX front bumper.... Now all I need is a resin casting kit....
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Re: Scale DSM....

And yes I am going to try to do the Talon rear end but it's not going to be easy... (on the white car above)...
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Old 06-07-2010   #12
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Re: Scale DSM....

Update: I have been... I would say working but I have mostly just been looking at this:



Here is how the Eclipse stands

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Old 06-07-2010   #13
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Re: Scale DSM....

I'm fixing the front bumper because some parts were uneven.. So here is how the bumper sits:

The rear bumper:

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Re: Scale DSM....

Here is the Talon too. All yellow areas need to be cut, filled or changed in some way...
















Hows everything looking? Thanks.
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Re: Scale DSM....

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Re: Scale DSM....

Damn I haven't updated this in awhile!

Not much progress has happened since the last update post. I did make a different manifold for the car. Its a top-mount with a nice size turbo. I cut the hatch open and put a hinge between it and the car. Anyways, here are pictures (yes, I got picture happy).

One of the many ideas I used as refrence.


Setup on the wrong chassis.







Full exhaust picture.



Somewhat better look at the down pipe.





Some close-ups.













Some of you may ask why I take so many pictures. My answer would have to be: With modeling most-often times I/you have to let the pictures do the talking.


Here are a few of the Eclipse as of now.















Look at the little tiny turbo.





Close-up of the shaved dash that needs to be primed and finished. Then some gauges.



I put some wheels on to see what it would look like.










There, those should last for a few more months. lol Comments, questions, opinions welcome. Thanks for looking!
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Re: Scale DSM....

Looks pretty cool! I remember doing this with a Formula Firebird model many years ago. Used old telephone wire strands for plug wires and such. I had a pic of the engine bay from Car and Driver and just went to town. Glued in a piece of a sock turned inside out into the interior for carpetting. It was a tedious job, but was so cool when it was done. It looked so authentic. I did coolant lines, wiring harnesses, etc under the hood. I'll see if I can find some pics of it. Kind of hard to explain.

Good luck with yours. I might have to start doing some model car building again someday when I have more time. Gotta get a lighted magnifying lens again before I start doing detailing like that again.
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Looks pretty cool! I remember doing this with a Formula Firebird model many years ago. Used old telephone wire strands for plug wires and such. I had a pic of the engine bay from Car and Driver and just went to town. Glued in a piece of a sock turned inside out into the interior for carpetting. It was a tedious job, but was so cool when it was done. It looked so authentic. I did coolant lines, wiring harnesses, etc under the hood. I'll see if I can find some pics of it. Kind of hard to explain.

Good luck with yours. I might have to start doing some model car building again someday when I have more time. Gotta get a lighted magnifying lens again before I start doing detailing like that again.
Yeah, it’s always cool to put things you don't use anymore to use. I know I have a Firebird I was in the process of turboing and made floor mats and a trunk/hatch area rug/mat out of an old wallet.

I have never ACTAULLY done wiring harnesses and kept them. I had a shop diorama not too long ago and I just put a bunch of spare wire together. Then had an engine lift next to it with the engine hanging out. Just making it look real, lol.

I know what you mean by explaining. That is why I say pictures do the best explaining, hahaha. It would be great to see some pics. of it. It sounds like it has LOADSSS of work into it.

I have to agree with the lit mag. len(s). I do not have one but I am SURE it would help tramediously.
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