In the old days that could've been problematic, but.... the true value is in the 3D file, the tool a vehicle, the location of production, unit cost per run.
No more no less,
That's great news indeed and shows that despite the small crew in charge of US releases, the passion is there, and can only applaud that! Anyway put me down for two!
Hey guys,
Found the following review on the German website kitreviewonline
Photo courtesy of Dominik Weitzer.
https://www.kitreviewsonline.de/vw-corrado-in-125-von-revell-05666/
Also what differs between the original release and this one, are the improvements Revell-Monogram made on the GT, like the fading rocker crease and I think they redesigned front seats too.
Had some time yesterday to dig into the kit some more...
Don't think I've ever seen a US kit with underhood fender bolts.
They did forget the parting line between the fender and rockerpnl tho, but a few strokes with a BMF scriber or needle file will fix that in under a minute, and yes as Tim and Chuck said the RH C-pillar needs some massaging near the 1/4 window.
Also a question;
What Tamiya TS spray cans come close to factory spec colors for this one?
Thanks!
Luc
Just picked up a copy at my local hobby shop.
Took a photo of the decal sheet as it probably differs from the North American edition.
Also what is part 57 on the chrome tree (gas cap for a racing version?)
Been a few years since, I've visited the store,maybe you can chip in for a plane ticket, LOL!
Oops, Webstore! that's a game changer, tho wouldn't mind a trip to CA ?
Eric,
If down the line you're considering a parts pack tow - utility body maybe you can include this, 4x4 goodies, and to wrap it up, a large decal sheet with all kinds of business graphics, like Luc's towing or HVAC service ?
Cheers
Luc
Same can be said for decals, but It's an old art, a long friend. So maybe its more like old habits.... time will tell.
But until then the aftermarket can fill that void, Zoom on already does it for some European and Asian cars brands.
Cheers
Luc