A unique paint application tailored to reflect personal style, often involving advanced techniques for depth and finish.

Vinyl or paper designs applied to the surface of the RC car, enhancing visual appeal and personalization.

Alterations made to the car's body structure to improve aesthetics or performance, including cutting and reshaping.

Fundamental guidelines that inform aesthetic choices, such as balance, contrast, and harmony in design.

The practice of creating visually appealing designs that evoke emotional responses and reflect personal style.

Advanced painting methods using an airbrush tool for smooth, detailed finishes on RC car surfaces.

Digital images created using paths, allowing for scalable designs without loss of quality, ideal for decals.

A visual collage of inspiration, colors, and materials that guides the design process for a custom project.

A technique used to protect areas of the car while painting, ensuring clean lines and defined edges.

The process of applying multiple coats of paint or finishes to achieve depth and complexity in the design.

Initial drawings that outline design ideas and concepts before finalizing the project.

The practical performance aspects of the RC car, ensuring modifications do not hinder its operation.

Programs like Adobe Illustrator used to create and prepare designs for printing and application on RC cars.

The process of compiling and presenting completed projects to showcase skills and attract freelance opportunities.

A method of self-assessment where students evaluate their learning and application of skills throughout the course.

Unused or test materials used to practice painting and modification techniques before applying them to the actual project.

Curated selections of colors that work harmoniously together, guiding the aesthetic direction of the project.

Best practices to ensure safe handling of tools and materials during body modifications and painting.

Assessing the performance of the RC car after modifications to ensure it operates as intended.

Prototypes or representations of the final design, used for testing and adjustments before final application.

A collaborative process where ideas are generated freely to explore various design possibilities.

Platforms where hobbyists share their projects, seek feedback, and connect with others in the RC customization field.

Possibilities for students to offer their customization skills as services to clients or enthusiasts.

Recording the process and techniques used in projects, which serves as a reference for future work.