Tamiya Porsche 934

[935k3]

This is a curbside but the bottom of the engine looks good when painted(allot of masking. Paint used for the body and chassis was TS-98 Pure Orange

Kit shocks and springs were replaced. I used 30 ga wire for the springs.

 There no tire markings included. I used Indycals Porsche 956 decals.

Alclad Pale Gold used for the spokes  on the BBS rims.

 

 

[Mattilacken]

Looks good! Nice build! 

[Gt fan]

Looks great. Off to a good start

[iamsuperdan]

Looking great!

 

What did you replace the kit shocks with? Is that just styrene tubing cut to fit? I need to try that.

 

[935k3]

31 minutes ago, iamsuperdan said:

Looking great!

 

What did you replace the kit shocks with? Is that just styrene tubing cut to fit? I need to try that.

 

Yes.

[Rich Chernosky]

Very clean so far...keep at it..it will be a cool build.

[DukeE]

Looks great. Front end stance is great. Which kit, Tamiya or G-Rev, seems better? All we had for ages was Esci, now 2 more. Only have Esci, heard different stuff about both new kits. This kit looks like the 1:1, so that works. 

Another car to use as 1:1 outlaw build instead of a longhood. Easier build too. LOL. 

[schultz84]

Excellent ?

[swede70]

Looks very clean and controlled.  Thanks for sharing...

Mike K./Swede70

[935k3]

Interior painted in Mr. Surfacer 1500 with airbrush.

I made a template to lay over the decal for gauges so just the gauges would be glossy. had to make a turbo boost as there is none in the kit. I added some better engine pics too.

Edited January 27, 2020 by 935k3

[Gt fan]

Looks really good.. The Revell sheet gives you a really good set of interior decals. Off to a get start.

[Dann Tier]

This is looking SOOO GOOD!!!....and well done on that SB guage face!!!, NOT an easy task to keep klean looking!

[iamsuperdan]

Looking great.