A few accessories now:



Either this guy's really short - or that's a 4 rotor racing engine





This one's pretty cool:



YES - THIS WAS the 2ND OEM MAZDA KIT and there are Mazda part #s for it:


These would look cool in blacklight - and they don't look like there hard to hand-make either Just reposition your stock guages, change the faceplates, and change the color of the bulbs.

 

A bumper for you 1 pipe people.

I like the ground effects - they get larger as they go back

 

That black FC in the last one is sweet.

The no-spoiler look is nice.

 

He's short.

Hey, how do you scan that stuff without scanning all the wrinkles in the magazine page? I have an HP Scanjet 6300C, and can't figure out how to get rid of the wrinkles because the scanner picks up the massive reflection from any minute imperfection in the glossy page. BTW, I'm settled down for at least the next month, so I'll have some time to scan some more Rotary Rocket magazines for you.

 

I set HP's precision pro software to no sharpening, no auto-exposure adjust, no color adjust, no auto-dpi

Full page pics - 450 DPI (37MB TIFF Files)
Medium sized pics - 600DPI (15MB TIFF)
Small pics - 1200DPI (8MB TIFF)

Then just use paint shop pro to downsample to 800x1200, convert to .jpg files, compress with 150KB picture files.

For wrinkles, I use paper weights to flatten the edges and to even out / spread the center crease.

 

Thanks, I'll try that out. Hehehe, I guess that I could also look around and find some paper weights that work better than those two practice grenades that I have been using. :p