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[Eero]

Hello!

 

This is a model that I built to represent my parents car they used at ´70´s.

 

I used Gunze Sangyos kit as a base. I made some modifications and I designed few photoetched parts also.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Modlbldr]

What a cool little car and a fantastic build. Great job.

Later-

[midnightprowler]

Wow, beautiful build! And cool car, I gotta get me one of those kits.

[S. Svendsen]

That's awesome.

[GeeBee]

Lovely build, reminds me of years growing up in Spain ... although they were Seat's over there

[scaleauto]

Wow, that is awesome.

[cobraman]

Very nice build.

[slusher]

Nice build, great detail...

[crazyrichard]

soooo realistic ! awsome color and the quality just shows .. awsome

[crazyjim]

SHINY   little bugger, ain't she?

[Erik Smith]

That is one fine model. The color is very fitting to the body. Beautiful little engine compartment - I especially like the fluid bottle and strap on the sidewall.

I have been trying to find a 600 for a while - the Gunze kit is a little rare.

[Badluck 13]

Simply love it,you could not have done a better job on this lil' Fiat,the photo shoot looks like a magazine ad for the real thing........all kinds of small but amazing details just pop out,like the tailpipe,enging plaquard on the engine bay wall,air cleaner housind,plumbing and wiring,etc. I could just go on and on....

[Brizio]

Beautiful see a stock one!

[alanr]

fantastic

[stevehansen]

very nice

[Zarana-X]

Beautifully done. Very realistic in the photos, the water bottle looks real.

[geordie]

Super clean, fantastic build, one of the best I've seen on the forum.

[Simon]

Lovely clean and subtle build. I like the colour too. One of those builds that gets better and better the more you look at it.

[wagoneer]

I love small Fiats and that is a brilliant example, so well built and photographed. If they were easy to find I'd have a real one!

[MrObsessive]

Now ain't that cute??

 

I love the color as it suits it very well! I used to see these occasionally in the '60's as a kid, but never knew what they were until years later. Believe it or not, I once had an apartment above a garage that used to service Fiats. Every once in a blue moon, one of these would show up. I haven't seen one of these on the roads here in the States in years though.

 

I have this kit as well, but have never touched it--------Hmmmm.......