Heavy/Scratch: Mp scale jazz

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  1. colosalcustoms

    colosalcustoms TILL ALL ARE DONE!

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    I used a little bit of everything on this guy.
    Rear fender flares and spoiler from G1 Jazz
    Rear roters and head parts from generations Jazz
    Replolabels and water slides from Porsche model kit
    Mp Smokescreen with remolded front end
     

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  2. jmc2915

    jmc2915 Human Alliance

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    is that a custom octane or an oversized ko in the last pic?
     
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    Nice!
     
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    Very nice work. Only thing I might say is that the rear fender flares aren't a great fit with the body lines of the rest of the car. On the other hand, I think they look pretty frikkin cool in 'bot mode! I like the way you blended the 2 different blues there too.
     
  5. colosalcustoms

    colosalcustoms TILL ALL ARE DONE!

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    Its a custom I made
     
  6. colosalcustoms

    colosalcustoms TILL ALL ARE DONE!

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    I did the best I could with what was available. The fenders are diecast and I couldn't do a reshell because no 1/25 Porsche 935 model kit exist.
     
  7. Mizzinno

    Mizzinno Merc With A Mouthplate

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    Yeah, I need to do this. Its as perfect as I thought it would.
     
  8. seanb47

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    Yeah, sucks they stopped producing that model. I think you did really well with what you used but the bot mode is where this seems to shine though. Great job!
     
  9. AlexG

    AlexG Triple Changer

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    this is a pretty cool custom, but i agree with the others, the alt mode just looks... off... since the 935 is essentially two Porsches spliced together (i forget the model numbers), it would be conceivable to get two model kits, one for the curvy rear half and one for the square front half and do a re-shell. if you did that, you'd have a real winner on your hands!

    that being said the bot mode is fantastic and you're likely to inspire a few customizers on here to try and emulate you. good work!
     
  10. colosalcustoms

    colosalcustoms TILL ALL ARE DONE!

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    Thanks, but the scale of the mp cars at in between scale sizes that are available
     
  11. zodconvoy

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    I don't post often anymore but I just had to tell you how much that rocks! Seriously, awesome job. :thumb 

    Whelp, that explains why I couldn't find one. Suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks!

    And nice use of Animated Ultra Magnus on that Octane.
     
  12. dem6n6vic

    dem6n6vic Well-Known Member

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    Looks great bro,love what you did with the feet.
     
  13. Jbarb78

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    The new MP cars scale roughly around 1:32, if you were to put it next to a 1:25 or 1:24 model kit, the MP would be much smaller. Most cars you find in 1:32 are diecast though, which is a pain to mod. I think the bot mode looks great, and having done a few re-shells myself I know this had to a major challenge.
     
  14. roaddemon2001

    roaddemon2001 Mr. fixit

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    colosalcustoms TILL ALL ARE DONE!

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    I have a 1/32 Porsche 935 model kit sitting right here and its way smaller than the mp Nissans. And I also have a 1/24 and its way too big.
     
  16. colosalcustoms

    colosalcustoms TILL ALL ARE DONE!

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    That looks great, too bad its the wrong porsche
     
  17. roaddemon2001

    roaddemon2001 Mr. fixit

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    Close as I can find. Mod the front bumper, and I'm also gonna get a porsche 934 for the rest of the body and try and work some magic.lol

    edit- maybe you were talking about Tigerblade's bot. dunno .lol. He's close though.
     

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    G.I.EDDIE Purple treads suck!

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    Looks fantastic in bot mode! What'd you do to the knees? Some styrene work there? Looks really nice.

    Working on a reshell myself. Based on my calculations (once this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see some serious sh!t), the MP Z cars are between 1/28th and 1/29th...popular closest model scale is 1/24th or 1/25th...the problem I've run into is that the wheel base on the Z cars is too short...so it'll take some real creativity to keep the transformation, that I think I'm going to abandon....

    Anyway, great job, man!
     
  20. RotorstormNZ

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    Dude, that looks great. Well done!