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Now that is a good-looking car
Now that is a good-looking car
Tamiya GB lexus LFA build
- Thread starter kacitgirl
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I've decided to do the spoiler in the extended position. A little more complex but will look good
That’s looking great Kaci, even if you’re not quite happy with the paint job. Keep up the great work.
Rear spoiler done 
Your right about the rear spoiler, it looks so much better.
That’s looking great. Lovely colour as well.
Glazing installed started on the engine bay stuff 
This is looking sharp
Slowly getting there
It's a very comprehensive kit
Yes, it looks great though
Started on the chassis 
Th detail in these car kits is quite impressive
Body just about complete more chassis work done 
I had a MK2 Rs2000 X-Pack in that colour. Ford called it signal orange. XSC1253. How did i remember that paint code ?
Lol. I had a signal orange RS1800 MK2. Loved that car. I had a capri X pack. In fact used one in the professionals. Theres was silver. Used in episode. Stake out
White, with one or two red press cars were the only colours used on them. But more importantly, your car was used in the professionals !
Mine was white. Think was a p reg if I remember right. Black interior with unusual front seats were almost one piece. But we are talking a long time ago lol
And mines wasn't in the professionals lol. I wish
And mines wasn't in the professionals lol. I wish
Made a start on the engine and drive train 
That all looks very nice indeed. At least if your Capri wasn't used in the Professionals then you know it there's a good chance it wasn't abused with red lining engines and with Bodie or Doyle hanging out the window with a handgun
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