finished pictures of porsche 935
 

Well my custom Porsche 935 is final finished. It took a long time but it was worth it. Let me know what you guys think.

PS I am working on a fully functional micro monster truck (wheels will turn). I will try to post it this Friday, when I complete it.

Dude, that's sweet. Did you have any problems with body clearance? What did you use to mold the body? How did you get that paint job? Is that decals? hahaha I know lots of questions!

Looks like he started with a RX-7. What did you use to get the front and rear bumper? Nice job.

::jaw drops:: thats beautiful man! wow!

*homer simpson* ugghhhhhhhhhhhh mmmmmmm car

kick a**
 

Wow, thats pretty freakin cool...:cool:

Some of the nicest work I've seen. Patience is always rewarded with beauty. Awesome job!

you are the MAN, awesome job! The best project I ever seen....!:)

That is seriously cool!!!
 

Awesome job- I want!!!!!

Besides racing Bits, I have collected 1/64 diecast for many years- mainly Redline Hot Wheels and Topper Johnny Lightnings. But one of the most cherished cars I own is a Tomica Martini Porsche from the 70's, in that racing livery!

Amazing job!


John

Usually custom body stuff never works. In fact this is the first case which I will applaud.

really nice job. when i first saw the pics, since they were so big i only saw the first ones and thought "gah!! that's horribly ugly" Then i realized those were before pictures. The finished product looks really nice.

This is my first reply on this forum. I registered at tinyrc just so I could tell you nice people about Biohazards' work. I've had the privilege of seeing his cars in person and they are better than the pictures can relate. Please encourage him to finish his monster truck, it is exceedingly cool. I'm hoping to drive his 935 project one day just so I can see if he can paint it that well twice!

hell yeah props to biohazard

NOOO
u slaughtered that RX-7

VERY impressive work.

Can you give us some details as to how you got the finished body to look so darned smooth?

Again, great job.

SICK SICK SICK SICK and SICK doesn't begin to describe it.
Can we get some pointers?