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Here we go. I just found a home for the project pics. So here they are.....I hope it works for everyone.

Edit-link removed....Please use newest link in thread........


--Theres tools used
--Before and after
--Some Homies
--Parts cars


I'll throw a pic up of the other putty-like stuff I used. It's over Bird's cage right now.

Any questions just post'em up........


Thanks for the help and info everyone to get me started on this project. You know who you are.

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Here is where it all started....

Joined Jan 22nd
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2004 3:11 pm

Thanks. I wasn't sure what kind of putty you guys were using. Everyone is so resorceful, it could be anything....

Thanks again........

I'm goin' to chop up my first body!!!!!

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I ended up using 2 totally different putties, but its what got the ball rollin'. I started the next night.

Hobbylite mixed with Super glue, and Sculpey, which you bake.

That Sculpey stuff is like a Fimo knock off. My wife has a bunch of that stuff, I've played with both.

Is that body made entirely out of that stuff?

I thought that stuff was kinda heavy. How's that working out for ya?

The Sculpey stuff was a little heavy, but all I used it for was the interior flat base. Then after I got the interior in and the filler in (Hobbylite, its like heavy air) I dremeled the hell out of the Sculpey to make it really, really, thin.

The body is from a Bensu that I chopped up. In the pics, its the bodies side by side, before and after the chop.

Its all good so far...I did have a scare about a week ago, when i went to try it on a chassis and it didn't fit. So I dremeled and dremeled, till it fit. Plus it made it alot lighter.

That's cool, that's probably not bad at all.

That's gonna be pretty cool when it's done, can't wait to see it.

Heres some updated pics. I hope they work for everyone. It will at least give you an idea of what it looks like now and what I'm working on.

Plus, some things in the works. I think to veiw all my albums, just go to http://www.picturetrail.com and enter sg219. I'll edit this later if something is wrong.....

Heres the link to all galleries. Just Enter sg219 and it should take you to where you gotta go.

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view


I apoligize for the quality of the pics in advance, I'm hoping to buy a better camera this payday. I found one @ BestBuy a few days ago, it was an open box with a great price. I hid it in the store, I hope its still there.

Edit---I got some better pics up. As of 5:50pm Mar..10th......Went and borrowed someones camera. I'm just not a very good photographer.

Great... I just accessed the site in the exact moment they're offline, doing maintenaince and backup procedures.

Guess I'll have to wait to see the new pics

I think everything is working fine now. I tried to access my own pics thru a link in the thread and got a maintinance page, then tried it a different way and got in with no problem. I got rid of the original link, just use the lastest link in the thread............

I got this:

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Please enter valid username below.

sg219 wrote: Plus, some things in the works. I think to veiw all my albums, just go to http://www.picturetrail.com and enter sg219. I'll edit this later if something is wrong.....

Heres the link to all galleries. Just Enter sg219 and it should take you to where you gotta go.
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view

Here you go. Sorry for any confusion.

Screw it. I had time to move some of the pics to Photobucket so I can put them up here. But you can still go to picturetrail and enter "sg219" and see all of them and more.



















All right now...I think I'll just do this from now on. I like this photobucket site.


I still have a long way to go. I have to add the windsheild, wing, steering wheel and the detail paint. Plus the clearcoat.

Allright here is the other project I've been tryin' to complete. This car has parts donated from the following cars.....

Dub City - dash, steering wheel, speakers/amp box
Imports Racer - seats, windsheild, center consol, wing
Wal-Mart Tuner - hubcaps
ZipZap - wheels, extenders, wide tires, knuckles, rear axle and gears
Bensu - body shell
Shen Qui - Chassis with lots of weight reduction by dremel
Perfection - motor 4.2
Perfection - battery 200 mah

It comes fully carpeted on the floor and also a carpeted front dash.

I hope the pics do it justice!!! Probably not, but I'll try. I'll take more when I learn how to get a better pic.










All hand brush painted detail. The Green base was Testors spray.

are you drunk when taking these pictures or what? lol
just screwin with ya dude lol

this mofo looks kick ass, but I wanna see more detail.

I'm no photo pro either, some of the other pimps can probably give you better advice but - maybe you're too close to the object?

CaboWabo wrote:are you drunk when taking these pictures or what? lol

Not drunk, but I do have a BUZZ.

I'll try from farther away. I've tried all kinds of lighting, angles, 2 different cameras. I don't know, I wish could get better pics.

I'd love to show the SG I painted on the seats and the pimpin' carpeting. I'll try some more pics later.

That's what's up! Very nice, dude. What'd ya do, score some flocking? How did ya get yer carpet effect? I cant wait to see this in person.... and the 1/2 and 1/2 ride, too.

EDIT... bring the rides and the cam up next time ya come up, and we'll set up the kitchen table deal that seems to work pretty well when I use yer cam.

Bird wrote:What'd ya do, score some flocking? How did ya get yer carpet effect?

I used that green grass/soil stuff for model RR's and mixed it with ultrafine clear glitter, then painted the surface I wanted to carpet with Tacky Glue. Then sprinkled it on, let it sit a minute or two, then used a can of Dust Off to get rid of the excess.

Dude I love it ! That homemade flocking is the shiat!
That ride comes together very well everything compilments each other.
VERY NICE REALLY!