 fantacmet wrote: |
| You know, I've seen alot of the super detailed builds with like 500 bucks in aftermarket goodies, and just laden with so much detail you couldn't hardly see it, but to be honest, yours looks far more realistic. You aren't going overboard with the number of details, but you are sweating the details that are in the details, which is making the difference. The materials actually look like the real thing, instead of a scale representation you see on the other super detailed builds. This seriously has to be my first or second favorite detailed nascar build. MOST impressive. Almost makes me want to get a nascar kit despite the Toyota thing. Any information about what you used where for materials would be awesome. If I do, I'll be using your car as reference as opposed to photo's of the real thing. |
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thanks man! ive only spent about 10 bucks on junk to detail this build. most stuff is from the dollar store, i did spend 5 bucks on some photoetch but i use them on alot of cars so its worth it it for that
added the Earnhardt bar, pretty much done the interior just need some msd decals for the ignition.
heres the rear end.
I dont bother detaiing the undersides very much as my stuff just sits on the shelf, so i just add a couple things and call it a day
the sheet metal parts are made from tea light candle bases, the heat shield is cigarette foil
