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just got my i waver porsche body done. after losing the mirrors in about 1 minute i decided to go without them and the spoiler. this got me onto the idea of going for a minimalist look, just keeping the basic shape with minimal detail. i really could have done more sanding and undercoating but i got sick of waiting! you can see the odd part where some of the original details show through and some halfarsed sanding, but it's gonna get the shit scratched out of it anyway so no one will care!




and as i explained, the scratches come quickly! this is after about 30 - 40 mins of backyard running!




next step is a buncha led's and underglow crap for added night time fun. then i'll slowly sand it back on the road!

That is lookin' bad-ass, betty. Don't be too surprised if mine is lookin' very similar by the end of this summer.

Maybe it's just the minimalist in me but I'm liking that look betty.

dude, you like anything that's smooth and easily insertable......

ph2t wrote:dude, you like anything that's smooth and easily insertable......

Ummmm, is that a bad thing? Remember, some of us aint greek.

sessiz wrote:

ph2t wrote:dude, you like anything that's smooth and easily insertable......

Ummmm, is that a bad thing? Remember, some of us aint greek.

lol, get some lube and we can all be greek....

I've always liked the Porsches better without the huge wings in the back anyway...

Nicey nice.

That yellow bannana name betty is using takes on a whole new meaning now.

sessiz wrote:That yellow bannana name betty is using takes on a whole new meaning now.

hmm, you edited out the greek reference pretty quick, lol, you getting soft old boy?

haha

ph2t.

ph2t wrote:

sessiz wrote:That yellow bannana name betty is using takes on a whole new meaning now.

..... you getting soft old boy?

haha

ph2t.

Yeah, I lost that picture of your moms so getting hard aint too easy anymore.

here ya go...

well it might slide in easy but it's a bitch to get out!

I like it, looks very smooth and aerodynamic, but lets keep the skidmarks on the ground, and off the car.

crazydave wrote:I like it, looks very smooth and aerodynamic, but lets keep the skidmarks on the ground, and off the car.

I can keep the skidmarks off my cars....the tighty whiteys, thats another story...doh!

Nice racing ride you got there. I like the futuristic/aerodynamic look you gave it. Don't bother about the skid marks on the body. Looks like one of those rides from Hue with that "very hard raced" look