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so, I saw a picture of a car, that looked drawn, originally I was gonna take this car (Mercedes sauber c9 [from the TT set]) and make it silver and give it details, and a wheel swap, but then I was convinced, because I wanted to try my markers, that I would get a little unconventional on the custom side of my expertise. and here’s the result, a 3d drawing of a Mercedes sauber c9. And honestly, I might do this again after some paper practice, and im still on the hunt for finer tipped markers, but these work for now.

inspiration: tarolivid7060

work by: Master Diecast Builds

Older one that I finished. Inspired by my friend.

Special technique for edges

Whatcha think?
first one is just engine rating

last photo, the dodge viper, was a friends doing

and all of em came out of paint stripper this morning, and have been hand colored all today

Hi guys, I wanted to share with you the first custom I've ever made. I'm a huge fan of weathered diecast, so I tried to do that on this 1/64 1957 Dodge Coronet Patrol from M2 Machines (last pic is original model)

I'm just getting started in modeling, so I was hoping to get some advice and techniques recommendations about weathering. Anyway, have a great day!

Couple of recent customs, both wearing Tamiya PS46 iridescent purple to green candy paint and custom staggered deep dish wheels.

Photo edits courtesy of PicsArt app.

A guy with a beautiful white-on-black RAV4 hit me up to see if I could recreate his 1/1 in 1/64! Success?

1:18 scale Diecast RC conversion out for an evening cruise

I picked up some ultra fine tip acrylic pens to use for detail work (lights, exhaust, touch-ups, etc.) this red is just not it. It looks more orange/pink when applied. I shook it up for a while to make sure it mixed, the hue is just off. I need a darker red for tail light details. This brand wasn’t expensive so I’m not out much. I just wanna know what brand some more advanced/seasoned custom makers use. Or should I look into water slide decals?? Please lmk and thanks in advance.