howdy all, NOW i am aware of altezza lights for the magna/verada's
i hav seen the white face, and the black face, and the carbon fibe face, BUT all of those 3 types are for the newer bodied magna's/verada's eg TJ magna........my KH verada with the older shape has just ONE change of light, and thats the clear white frosted type, NOW i hav seen them on magna's around and they r well different, AND i hav also seen them on a verada, and the guy had the stock coloured lights for the lights that continue over to the boot

BUT
and here is wat i am getting at, i saw on this site a FAIR while ago a verada with the same body shape as my KH and he/she had the clear white frosted lights for his tail lights, and ALSO the lights that continue over to the boot,
i was just wondering IF n e of u hav seen these lights for the boot around?
if so where can i get them and how much for all 4??
if n e 1 has n e pics of wat i am referring to, thatd be great
thanx

Imho i really dont' like ANY of the altezza or frosted tail lights available. I think you'd be better off with your Tinted taillights.

And no.. i haven't seen any other replacement for the TE-TH Magna other than the Frosted lights which look horrible.

Do a TJ Boot Conversion First mate and then get some of the Black Altezza's for it. Now that looks naiiiice

i'm pretty sure i've seen the pick you are talking about, but i'm also pretty sure that it was a photoshop.


BUT

i also remember seeing a how-to guide on making clear repeater lenses, using a mould from the factory lenses (i think it was in Chinese or something, but the pics were pretty detailed) if something like this could be done, I've got a pair of spare KH boot-lid lamps i might be willing to pull apart and have a go at, that is of course if suitable instructions can be found :D

that is of course if suitable instructions can be found :Dhttp://www.alumilite.com/index.php?page=show_info&type=HOWS&id=47

Not worthwhile if you are just doing it for yourself though. Silcone alone will be $70+. And near impossible to find small quantities of clear urethane in Aus, within a decent price range. Though I suppose you could try casting resin (as opposed to laminating resin, "resin" in this case being polyester).

Hmm, a quick search came up with this:
http://www.armsmodelit.com.au/ArmsResins.htm
Might be enough there to do a set of lights with cheaply, though the product looks a bit dodgy compared to the stuff I work with. But hey...

A cheap one-off mould can also be made with dental plaster, about $30 will get you 20kg of the stuff...

Of course, the lights would be 100% illegal, but that's a given.