Dann Tier

Lol....I think maybe.

Lol....hope so!

Thanks, bud!

Thanks, Brian!!

Thanks, Luke!!

No problem, bud!, i love the way the doors are hinged too, my problem is with the nasty glass thats in the kit -including the door windows....they cant be polished out, and they are just rubbish. I LOVE enthusiast kits, and i.ve built 16 of their Countach kits, but they were the best then.....not anymore. Still love the kits though -have a 25TH Anniversary to do still.

Thanks, Bernard!....glad to have you follow!!

You bet, Bud!....you are right, the Fujimi Enthusiast kits have engines with crazy detail.

Thanks, bud!sorry, cant stand white pearl, and those white wheels are one of my most favorite bits about the car. The body in this kit, and quite possibly more, is more accurate in this kit since it was 3D scanned -Fujimis wasnt.

VERY cool!!!......i need one now!....Thanks, lol

What a beautiful Masterpiece!!!!

Nice saves!!...it really IS looking BEAUTIFUL, bud!!...excellent details....great photos also!! -i do the same thing to my wheels -HATE that lip.

HOLY WOW!!!...you're really bringing this to life, bud!!!!

I'm glad you're still gonna stick to it, bud!.....it WILL be worth it!!!

Thats ALL looking FANTASTIC, Bud!!!

Sorry it took a minute, bud, but the kolor i used was Duplicolors Magnesium Pearl, with Tamiyas Semi Gloss Clear over it.

FREAKING SWEEET!!!.....great SB!!!, and that roof rack added a TON of visual interest!...Outstanding job, Bud!!! -whats next?!

LOL!, thanks, David!!

Thanks, bud! welcome aboard!!

This is great, Bud!!...thanks for sharing!!

I think i would do it at the firewall as well, bud....that things gonna be a BEAST!!!!.....thanks for the offer, but this one will do me.

As i am doing with my Fujimi Aventador, this too i will compare part by part, which kit is better -Aoshima, or Fujimi. I've built 15 Fujimi Countach's in my time, and i actually like this kit waaaay better for the reasons you will learn. I'm not concerned about undercarriage detail, but everything else WILL be uber detailed! -Photo 2; This is how mine will hopefully look when done......i'm usually heck with white -my nemesis. -Photo 3; Heres the start of the undercarriage parts...All the Sharpie marks are molded-in hoses, and pipes that i will be grinding away.Fujimi wins in the engine compartment detail...they have a complete engine/ suspension. However, Aoshima added just enough clever design details, that done the right way, this engine bay will still look very realistic! -Photo 4; Aoshimas distributor totally wins over Fujimi!....it comes pre-drilled!!...anybody whose tried to wire up a V12 distributor will REALLY appreciate this! -Photo 5; The details of the engine bits are very crisp, but..... -Photo 6; ....in order to seat the intake all the way down, this area on BOTH sides needs to be cut back. If you dont, this part will hit the valve covers, which can cause the hood to NOT close all the way. -Photo 7; The side on the left is properly adjusted....see how horrible the right side looks. -Photo 8; see?...the clearance is perfect now(right side now). -Photo 9; Aoshima wins here as well....pre-drilled valve covers -Nice!! -Photo 10; Both kits are about the same with these bits. The shocks both have their own different details, but are equal to me. -Photo 11&12; I had already pre-assembled these undercarriage bits, and primered them black. It has the usual detail of front suspension bits, but a simplified rear suspension area. The lower half of the engine, and tranny are a separate part. As you can see, they are still pretty nice, but as stated before, Fujimi wins over this. Aoshima has the two tow loops in the front....Fujimi doesnt. -Photo 13; After all the other bits are attached, it will look pretty believable. -Photo 14; These tyres, and wheels are waaay better than Fujimis, which are undersized, and too narrow. Aoshimas wheels are far cleaner too.

Thanks, bud!!...its gonna be fun for sure!!

Thanks, Gerald!!

Hey, everyone!, heres another build i started three years ago.....time to work on it again.