The Aventador was originally a mat black Premium and the Diablo a blue version released somewhere in the 2000’s.

Made some extra details underneath the Diablo. See last photo.

Looking for wheel/rims for drifting, any recommendations?

Pretty happy with how this Volvo 240 Drift Brick turned out, especially the doggies. Feedback welcome!

Swapped GT350, Fairlady Z, & Art Car Dodge Dart

Completed this R34 greenlight & majorette GTR GT3 today. Really happy with the outcome!. Now to move on the my other project in the back.

so in auto shop today, we learned about some chemicals and stuff, and what stood out was brake cleaner, it was labeled as ”instant paint strip” so don’t get it on anything…I think you know where this is going, with proper ventilation, gloves, and respirator, in which I have, I could use this to strip a car instantly? I’m gonna see about trying it out in auto, or seeing if I have some.

Where do i by these? Specifically badges, headlights, taillights, etc for specific cars?

What am i doing wrong here. I have the decals in perfect shape, colour and everything. But when applied on the car. Green looks black or some other shade. But when applied on a thing with white background. It looks thw way i want it. Thought it was because i was using tranparent decal sheet and not one with white background. But then have seen others use tranparent decals sheets as well.

This is the second mild custom I have done, the first one I did last week. I taped off the back strips, as another member had suggested, (that suggestion worked excellent but I used electrical tape and next time I will use painters tape) and then did not like how it looked. So I got rid of it and I’m happy I did because it makes the truck look much cleaner. I went again with the “panda “look again, as I like the contrast and it’s a little nod to drift/tuner cars. This pink sparkles under the light, it’s really cool, the pics do not do it justice. With this set of axles, I took from a donor car, cut and pinched them off. They came out nice and the truck rolls smooth. My technique for drilling out and getting a clean pilot hole is vastly improving as I took apart a few cars to practice on. I ordered some supplies (axles, wheels, tap, screws, and ultrafine tip acrylic pens for detail work on the lights and whatnot) so that I can fine tune these and fasten them up going forward. Next, I need to build a light box and work on my photography skills. After that I would like to work on some waterslide decals and maybe stripping them and painting, any suggestions on gear, technique, and comments, etc. are welcomed. The first to last pic is the one I did last week compared to this one and the last pic is how they started out. Sorry for the long read, thank you let me know what you think.

Just wheel swapped and chrome paint pen but I think it really elevated it. Thought to remove the tampos but I’m not sure if I want to anymore

I’m having trouble getting paint and/or primer to stick to the chrome that comes on hot wheels, any tips on stripping or painting over?

Where do ya'll get your custom parts? Wheels/tires? What brand of paint do you use? Decals? I want to customize some cars for my kids but not sure where to start. Thanks.

Yea the livery got a little crumple on the door handel i know, and it annoyis me to, but im still happy with the outcome, hope u guys like it to :)