I could do the aftermarket stuff. I can scratch build.

That would take quite some time though as it is not easy.

scratch build, so you would use some type a plastic shaping compound or something?

Just depends. Either make a mold out of some sort of putty and then make the part with resin, or try to shape it out of sheet plastic or something similar. More than likely, it would be trying to mold the part, if I couldn't find it already premade somewhere else.

haha thats awesome. Mini bodykits!

When 3d printing becomes more mainstream it's going to be revolutionary for model builders.

Tamiya's TS-38 gunmetal spray paint is pretty close. This is what I used on my 40th 370Z model. I don't have pics to show b/c it turned out to be one of those projects that I haven't had time to finish yet.

Here's a thread from someone else who did the same thing:
http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-p...niversary.html

3d printing... gawd yes it would be amazing. No more resin.


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I want two! I need two custom kits though, Amuse, and Zele. That will probably cost alot of labor though. If I were you I would make molds because they are such popular kits.

You should invest in a desktop printer. Although you'd need 3D files for all the parts you'd want to print...