Some local plastic car model pictures
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Just to share with bros here some pictures of plastic car models in Singapore.
*moderators: Purely to share some pictures here, no intention of promoting or spaming any websites.
Siliva Meet - 30th May 2003
Evo Meet - 31st August 2003
Special Build - Cwest Evo by 2 local modelers
SR Garage Rotary Meet - 30th November 2003
Special Theme Cars
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omg can i steal them???
i think if you were to add some va va vroom sound effects, the dogs can be scared away... -
am new to self-assembly models. once saw this tamiya enzo costing 50 plus. izit good for an amateur? any other good brands for enzo? how hard izit to create one?
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Hello, do have Rx7 Fd3s model o.0 i wish to buy 1 hehe
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tamiya enzo is not suitable for beginners. however, so far tamiya enzo is of the best quality and details. i cant describe to you how hard to build a enzo, but for sure you will need lots of patience and steady hands especially when the doors and engine hood can be opened using fragile hinges etc. 1 mistake may affect other parts of the car which may result in fitting problems or worse the car may sit on 3 wheels only.Originally posted by Theatre Of Dreams:am new to self-assembly models. once saw this tamiya enzo costing 50 plus. izit good for an amateur? any other good brands for enzo? how hard izit to create one?
i would suggest for a start go for maybe the tamiya wrx sti etc...
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you can try most local hobby shops, i believe they have tons of them....Originally posted by Rxben:Hello, do have Rx7 Fd3s model o.0 i wish to buy 1 hehe -
how do u bring the models around? special cases?
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oicic thanks... just feel like whacking a try since i have so much time on my hands now in dec haha. any good recommendable value-for-money shops around? heez thx.Originally posted by bibendumz:tamiya enzo is not suitable for beginners. however, so far tamiya enzo is of the best quality and details. i cant describe to you how hard to build a enzo, but for sure you will need lots of patience and steady hands especially when the doors and engine hood can be opened using fragile hinges etc. 1 mistake may affect other parts of the car which may result in fitting problems or worse the car may sit on 3 wheels only.
i would suggest for a start go for maybe the tamiya wrx sti etc... -
some use back the box for the car model with some crushed newspaper or something else, some will use smaller boxes for spray cans etc.......no special boxes....Originally posted by HENG@:how do u bring the models around? special cases? -
you got a message....Originally posted by Theatre Of Dreams:oicic thanks... just feel like whacking a try since i have so much time on my hands now in dec haha. any good recommendable value-for-money shops around? heez thx. -
oh i see. still, they're quite delicate to bring around right?Originally posted by bibendumz:some use back the box for the car model with some crushed newspaper or something else, some will use smaller boxes for spray cans etc.......no special boxes.... -
WAAAAA...
I want...
can give me? -
not really lah....except for racing cars with antennas...Originally posted by HENG@:oh i see. still, they're quite delicate to bring around right? -
you can have all these pictures....Originally posted by CyanSupra:WAAAAA...
I want...
can give me? -
i see. well thanx for the info!Originally posted by bibendumz:not really lah....except for racing cars with antennas... -
hey thanks alot manOriginally posted by bibendumz:you got a message.... 
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Hi there, just wondering if there is model of chevrolet optra in the market, and where can i get it? feel like putting one in my car. anyone can enlighten
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ur car is an optra right? haha
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Ya lor, so intenting to get a model on my car. any recommend?
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haha so new, dun think come out le right? but i not very sure wor. bet autoart wun have though
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Pic no use...Originally posted by bibendumz:you can have all these pictures....
I want the real model -
as far as i know, there's no model of the optra currently.Originally posted by jjx:Hi there, just wondering if there is model of chevrolet optra in the market, and where can i get it? feel like putting one in my car. anyone can enlighten -
well, a few suggestions....Originally posted by CyanSupra:Pic no use...
I want the real model
1) build them yourself
2) look for local modelers to build them for you - you can even customise them like changing to your fave color, rims, bodykit etc. , of course that will not be cheap.
3) buy diecast models off the shelf -
heyo... would like to ask some rookie qn. is it indeed a norm that modellers spray paint the car? it's because the original colour is of low quality right? then what's this colour for in the first place?
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Example: If they make the plastic ferrari, black.Originally posted by Theatre Of Dreams:heyo... would like to ask some rookie qn. is it indeed a norm that modellers spray paint the car? it's because the original colour is of low quality right? then what's this colour for in the first place?
Then if you wants to spray red, your red will turns darker colour, rather than the original red that you wants.
*To make things easier for beginners who do not spray primmers