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Railside270 01-19-2004 11:48 PM

"Diablo" PaintJob
 
Check it out! I just painted my Corvette C5-R. Its a little big but its ok for me:D. I kinda messed up on the sides tho, and i need a way to mount the body. If you have suggestions on a way to mount the body, please post it here.(BTW: the rear is not purple, its bright red, but for sum reason my cam couldn't capture it.)
The Body:
http://www.miszou.com/Upload/96/323.jpg
On the Chassis:
http://www.miszou.com/Upload/96/324.jpg
The Rear:
http://www.miszou.com/Upload/96/327.jpg
Top:
http://www.miszou.com/Upload/96/325.jpg
Side, You can see how the body is not a perfect fit:
http://www.miszou.com/Upload/96/326.jpg

Tell me what you think

kasper01001 01-20-2004 08:58 AM

Kinda messed up on the side? IMO it looks sweet that way!!! BTW, it looks awsome!!! you know ur get this question but........How'd u do it!? :D

SuPrBuGmAn 01-20-2004 09:05 AM

Paint job is sweet.

I would definately find a way to stretch the chasis. Make some mounts that can be attached on the front chasis to main chasis and allow them to be seperated further. You'll have to make a longer driveshaft as well, but if you contact Sluggbug, he may be able help you with that via a custom CF shaft.

I'm doing an eXMod as well. I'm planning on using the stock rear mount/clip on my model body as well as use the stock front tab to attach to the body. Details still haven't been figured on, but there will be pics when completed.

neurokinetik 01-20-2004 09:49 AM

The paint job is nice, but you should have used the Mini-Z body. That model body is not even close to fitting. Time to build a chassis extension plate and a longer driveshaft, and then try to make some wheels with the proper offset.

SuPrBuGmAn 01-20-2004 10:01 AM

He could probably flip the wheel inside out to fill the fenderwells and have a meaner looking deepdish look :)

Atleast, thats the easiest way to cater to the empty fenders.

Railside270 01-20-2004 02:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by neurokinetik
...you should have used the Mini-Z body. That model body is not even close to fitting. Time to build a chassis extension plate and a longer driveshaft, and then try to make some wheels with the proper offset.
I didn't know they had a mini-z body, but i wouldn't have any money to buy it right now anyways. Ill try to see if i can stretch the chassis in some way, and i can use the wheels and tires that came with the model, but it has alot of space for a 6 cell mod!:p It also has lots of vents for cooling.

Quote:

Originally posted by kasper01001
you know ur get this question but........How'd u do it!?
i used the same fading technique as BC, but on the side when i "messed up" i used a paper towel to fade it down, so it looks like a cloud on one side and red rain on the other.

Lucid Dreams 01-20-2004 09:45 PM

looks kinda like a funny car to me lol
hey SuPrBuGmAn you play paintball? i think i recognize ur name from the pbnation forums from forever ago

Railside270 01-21-2004 03:06 PM

wow! i have 5 different bodies now for my xmod. I just found an Audi TT heipao mini-z body and a '68 corvette. They both fit well. Ill post pics up tonight and ill paint the audi a "space" color.

theMonster 01-21-2004 05:03 PM

suggestion for mounting your body
 
not on an x-mod. It looks stupid

Char-g Ace 01-21-2004 06:25 PM

NIce MICRO RS4 BODY!
Good painjob, but have a good time trying to convert 1/28 to 1/18 scale


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