Well, if road legality is out of the window, then for shits and giggles I'll take an Aston Martin DB9 Vanquish Q Edition with the rockets, adaptive camo, snow spikes, machine guns, shotguns and boot mounted mortars
Daily driver: Nissan GT-R
Weekend: Ferrari 458 Italia
Classic: Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R (1971)
Supercar: Pagani Zonda R
Shits and giggles: Ariel Atom V8
Never dealt with RHD Japan before and yes, it is a lot of money to send to a company half way around the world and that you don't know anything about.
Got mine from Sarah (Chilli Red) when she was still trading
I have one and fitment is spot on, but deffo a two man job tho.
Only thing you have to transfer from the OEM bonnet is the rubber weatherstrips.
Other than that it's a straight swap.
I like it - the gradient seems to abruptly end slightly though about 55% the way across, maybe you smooth that out a bit if you still have the photoshop file with the layers. (I'm fussy I know!).
I'm actually just winging it with my skills really, just know far too little, but will give it a good try, lol.
I used distortion "Wind" at 100%, didn't know how else it is done
Have you run out of orange nail polish for the pinstripe?
For some reason I am totally digging Rota SVN-R wheels, prolly cos they look similar to Volk RE30's
Great idea, but a quick question and not meant to trash your thread.
If you make a vacuum mould isn't the shape gonna be slightly bigger as it conforms around the original piece?
Would it still fit in place of the original reflector?
Would it be an idea to make a mould of the original reflector and then shave enough material off it to make up for the thickness of the acrylic used to make the new parts?
Just asking and suggesting, keep up the good work
and what were you searching for that produced this rare gem of a find, lol
I suppose you could replace the Nissan burger with that, but IMO it would have to be the flying hawk from Stallone's movie "Over The Top"