Showing posts with label Body. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Body. Show all posts

R32 Low Style Team Project - ".RSG."


Well, my beast is just about done. With the exception of only minor details.



Introducing. RE-Xtreme R32 Low Style Team Project - ".RSG."


Even though theres a whole bunch of cool in these shells we've been building recently. They're actually pretty plain. 

No overfenders or 1800 parts to attach. Just your basic body and intercooler. The wing was about the most time consuming thing to make. 


With 6 cars on the build at the same time. It's easy to spread the workload. 


I'm happy with the result. These machines were built to be driven in tandems or trains of 6 cars. so there will definitely be some panel rubbing the first time they are on track. 


So I haven't really bothered making everything perfect. It's the overall image I'm chasing.


LOW STYLE influence from A~BO~MOON in Japan. With our own colours and style. I have Hachi Roku rear tail lights in the front of mine.Projector beams will be attached soon.

Track debut tuning ... soon... 


RB-6666-7


RE-Birth of the FD3s is subtle but somehow more menacing.



Previously, the front splitter and rear wing extensions were black. Combining the white image has created a clean skin and even more subtle but supercar style.


The only black on the car now is on the mirrors and velcro mounted rear diffuser. ducktail can be removed depending on track downforce requirements.

The double wing is working very well. 


The RB kit from demi works is incorrect in scale terms, with the front fenders scaled bigger and the rear fenders scaled smaller. 


The front bupler is also basic in it's replication of reality, but the overall effect is what we see here. Adding the body coloured splitter has totally changed the look, from  blunt to sharp 


definitely liking the overall outcome.

GCRC 24Hours of Drift on the Gold Coast - Body Winners


Evolution is a killer!



Take a previous contest winner and make it better. sound's easy...


Some awesome details.


create the added realism. You don't even notice the tail slider beneath.


Popular vote winner by a country mile!


This simple RX3 received a large number of votes also. 


Start with an image in mind and execute well. 


Again the small details adding to the impact.


GT Mirrors and a decent rim match is all you need.


At the other end of the spectrum is this machine taking a close 3rd over Mr Bean'z.


Keep looking and you will keep finding details.


Fenders, mirrors, Vents, Exhausts, mesh cutours, internal radiators, etc etc. etc.


Not your regular RX8.


This proline body is rarely seen on 1:10 drifters. The low height makes mounting difficult.


GCRC SPL award for this unique machine. Small details and lines masked well.


basic black can be all you need.


RE-Xtreme .RSG. design Award went to this FD3s.


Realistic image


Well chosen accessories


and killer paint and stance provide maximum impact.

GCRC 24Hours of Drift on the Gold Coast - Body Showoff


Mr Bean's Z starts the lineup. 




Super clean S13. 


Frntic Tune RX8


Super clean Yokomo FD + RC-Art Aero. 


Tamiya + Rocket Bunny Aero.


Supraman!


And the machine of death.


Fairlady 280-ZX 


Weld HPI Widebody Chaser


The HPI Flat Body FD3s.


Proline Transam.


Full Yo Ko Mo S13.


ABC Rx3


Yokomo Street FC3s + Tetsujin Rim


Sykline + Super Advan II 


Foc us.


Yokomo Samurai  FC3s


Weld Cresta


ABC Rocket Bunny MiNe Version.


Tamiya FD3s + Rocket bunny FD3s 4 Rotor.


Up Garage 86


Barbie's S14.


32 and onevia


180 and 32


Rusting away.


The lineups like this variety always makes for hard choices.


Street, D1, D1SL, Full Tune or stock.


The choices are endless.


Lots of flat paint styles.


But there's always one stand-out.


3rd went to the Crazy 8, 2nd went to the RX3 


GCRC SPL award to this unique Transam


Multi award winner was back enhanced with new front bumper, Engine bay and still looking cool. Taking the #1 popular vote.

.RSG. award to this silver clean and smooth FD3s 


Detail was spot on.


The 24 hours started with a bang.