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Old 24th May 2009, 12:59   #4321
 
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That is some Stunning Photography Sathee!! Well done!!
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Old 25th May 2009, 01:25   #4322
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I was playing around with my scale models and my cam, hope you guys like it.
Great camera work buddy
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Old 26th May 2009, 21:37   #4323
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Celica following some mods

I did some mods on my Celica on the lines of what Amit had mentioned a few posts ago. Also converted the interiors to black, in line with the sports theme. Here are some pics.

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Old 26th May 2009, 23:08   #4324
 
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Very Very Sexy!!! What paint have u used?? Looks like a permanant marker...Use Spray paint cans instead!!
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Old 27th May 2009, 13:35   #4325
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@ benbsb29, you are my man. great job.

@ BANDHAV, here's mine-
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Old 27th May 2009, 13:59   #4326
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Very Very Sexy!!! What paint have u used?? Looks like a permanant marker...Use Spray paint cans instead!!
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@ benbsb29, you are my man. great job.
Thanks guys.

Cyrus, a permanent marker is what i had used. May decide to start using spray paints sometime in the future.
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Old 29th May 2009, 00:14   #4327
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Some of My 1/143 collection

Toyota GT1
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MR2
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Audi Quattro
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Mitsubishi Evo VI
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Subaru Impreza
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Citreon DS
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Renault
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Fiat 500
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Old 29th May 2009, 09:23   #4328
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Great collection... very good..
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Old 29th May 2009, 22:11   #4329
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Thanks guys.

Cyrus, a permanent marker is what i had used. May decide to start using spray paints sometime in the future.
LOL, it's not some insurance policy to think about 'sometime in the future'. Get a spray can from a hardware store, mask the unwanted portions using cellotape and paper (just like Mr. Chip Foose!), a few bursts of spray here and there, and voila you'll get the best paint job.

Trust me, if you do it properly, it is much better than the marker pen, considering that I used to paint my cars with marker pens too before Cyrus the Great, introduced me to spray painting.
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@ zibby, AWESOME models. who makes them??

some better pictures of my plymouth pickup.
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an indian UV (MUV+SUV) meet at my house.
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That 500 looks sooooooooo sweet!!! I need to get that 1:18 500 Really Badly now!!

@zibby, Don't you mean 1:43

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Great collection... very good..
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@ zibby, AWESOME models. who makes them??
I am not sure about the make of the models, but toyota mr2 make is Maxi Car and the Fiat 500 is bought from the Fiat showroom.
Cool pick up truck and nice collection of jeeps.

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That 500 looks sooooooooo sweet!!! I need to get that 1:18 500 Really Badly now!!

@zibby, Don't you mean 1:43
Well spotted cyrus (typo). I am also looking for a 1/18 model of 500, I had seen one in the shops time back for £20 its a Mondo kit 1/18. The showroom are selling the same model for £30.

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LOL, it's not some insurance policy to think about 'sometime in the future'. Get a spray can from a hardware store, mask the unwanted portions using cellotape and paper (just like Mr. Chip Foose!), a few bursts of spray here and there, and voila you'll get the best paint job.
Use masking tape (like Mr Foose!), it will give you proper results. cello tape might spoil your paint. masking tape is easily available. 10-20 bucks for a roll. Also burst method will just leave an uneven glob, with running paint. best results spray side to side, beyond the area needed to be painted (here the masking tape and paper does its job)

Also a word of caution. be careful when painting plastic. the thinner in automotive paints can melt it.
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Use masking tape (like Mr Foose!), it will give you proper results. cello tape might spoil your paint. masking tape is easily available. 10-20 bucks for a roll. Also burst method will just leave an uneven glob, with running paint. best results spray side to side, beyond the area needed to be painted (here the masking tape and paper does its job)

Also a word of caution. be careful when painting plastic. the thinner in automotive paints can melt it.
Very Well put... I buy tons of masking tape, i even use it for other things other than Painting...

Also remember, Paint only in one direction i.e. SIDE TO SIDE. And never spray directly on surface. Start from outside to inside.




Anyways, The real reason for this post is follows..
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Oye Cyrus - they sure look mean, duuuude !
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