detail and new ideas.

Check out the front bumper and splitter on this Nissan



Note how all panels and bumpers are separated from the body for realism. It has given the car the look of having a wide body kit installed



All lights are split, break lights - reverse and indicators.



The whole front has been re worked to a custom shape. Intercooler and piping gives a great look.



One of the best modifications cars I have found on the net.

got some coming for the ae86

you can see that they have actually used two bodies one over the other. they use a hair drier/ heat gun to make the laxxan formable and then bend it to the shape they want. it looks good but i think it takes a lot of practice and only for a show car really.
one drifting crash and you will rip it to peices

if you look just after the B - Pillar you can see the second body piece that has been formed etc over the original body -

I found a site with this info on it - is what i thought they do... brilliant idea.

That looks like too much hard work. I get frustrated just doing up a race body, let alone a show body.

i dont know how much work it really is but i think you have to be really accurate where you cut and line up etc.
now i just need to find a body to try it on

Rather you than me bud, good luck.

it can only really go one of two ways
but i enjoy doing bodies so new things to try

Hopefully the right way.

if not at least someone has tried it
we can learn from the mistakes and find other ways to be different

You've obviously got way too much time on your hands. If I spend 2 nites in a fortnite in my garage sorting out cars and bats it's a moerse lot.

i dont have a lot of time, enough to spend about an hour aday working on my bodies etc

Thats alright, I wish I could spend an hour or two each day, but us married okes have to keep up relations if we want to continue to be able to race.

TRUE THAT - WHILE US SINGLE YOUNG GUYS CARRY ON LIKE LUNATICS

word, so think of us when you're busy playing with your toys.