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RedCarDriver
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Location: United States Arizona Occupation: it's complicated... more complicated than my relationships Age: 30 V$: 86310 |
#79735 2015-08-02 18:16 |
# Robustock : It will has stickerable windows like S14 or DC5 mod?It already does. You can see them in Marco's screenshots of the mod from a while back. It doesn't have sticker-able headlights, and I'm not planning on doing them, though. # Supremen96 : Lookin' great. Can you tell us which things haven't been done yet?As the saying goes, "how long is a piece of rope?" This is the stuff I hope to have done before I call the mod 'done': - Rest of the Nismo 400R kit (over fenders, side skirts, front lip, N1 hood lip for GT-R hoods) - Rest of the Juiced 2 kits I haven't finished (Bomex / Varis side skirts and rear bumpers, and several rear wings) - Border GT-R front bumper / revised Trial GTS front bumper - A couple of other assorted kits and parts that wouldn't be too hard - LHD chassis - Some interior fixes, in particular to under where the stock rear seats go - Roll cages (full race style, Cusco street style, and an intermediate one, probably) - GTS S1 basic style front bumper (I think I have the Type M one in right now) - GTS S2 sedan style indicators - GTS S1 and S2 sedan style headlights - A couple more (stock and custom) front grilles - Strut tower bars? - LED tail lights, maybe in a few different styles If I get the sedan working (which is hopefully eventually going to happen), I'm going to try to have these things included: - Sedan version, with both GTS and GT-R versions - A couple of kits for sedan; at least PS Duce style side skirts and rear bumper This is the set of "maybe" items: - A new RB26/RB25 mod based off of TimEK9's and the NRT parts (most likely item out of this list) - Fully removable interior - GT-R LM version (will have its own chassis probably, although the kit might work on the regular coupe) - Kakimoto GTS widebody (I'm going to ask S-Tuner Guy for the models) - Option Magazine demo car wagon body style, maybe Mostly, it depends on how much of a rush I am to call the R33 done, or how quickly I might get sick of it. But, I am really unlikely to get sick of working on the R33 any time soon. Worst case scenario, if demand for the sedan version is really high but I can't get it working properly, I am probably going to start on my next project in parallel with the R33. (Hint: it's another car that would use the RB26, and one where finding a sedan model is less difficult.) |
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