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Oh yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, the Datsun is out, I am going to be doing the happy dance for a bit

I did these photo's just after I got my kits, comparing the current kits tires, the tires from the snap kits, and the tires from the NASCAR kits from the late 90's

Oh jesus, yes they are that bad. LOL I think I might of got a kit I also did a review video last month and a whats in the box look three weeks ago

I am actually kind of looking foward to these two , and it up till two days ago, I had no idea these were even a thing, anyways, according to guys on the Japan model car group, these are really popualr in Japan.

Working on three of the new Fusion kits, one will be fore Kurt's Monster Energy , one for Brad K's Miller Lite, and Ryan Blaney's Ford that he won at Pocono , decals 'are coming Mike's Decal and Powerslide, and Kurts and Blaney are coming from Stoney's Custom's. Chassis( 1of 3), paint is SEM Promax Chassis Grey 61113, removed the molded in fuel line and added the fuel line and return line, added the steering column, not seen is addition of the missing roll bar Engine , painted with a combo of Metalizers from Model Master and matt black on oil pan At this stage, waiting on plug wire and decals Plug wires added, still think the wire I used is too big, I used 30Ga , still waiting on some decals for the valve covers. And two in primer, one in matt black paint from Tamiya

I agree with everything said except for that part, I am not sold on the tires, its my opinion that they are utter cow turds, horrible round blobs that are being called tires.

I am going to go as far as say the new kits are on par if not just a tad bit better then those from the 80's/90's , and those are some really good kits, so I am really impressed with Revell on these kits.

I can see myself getting case of them like I did with the Fords. FYI, there are a few aftermarket decal sheets for him

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10434826 http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10434826/70/1

In part of the 57th All Japan Model &Hobby show coverage, here is the dedicated thread for the BMW 2002 Turbo kit, which is the follow up to the tii from Hasegawa Models, once the show starts, photos of the display model will be posted, till then. Release date is set of Oct, pricing is going to be in 2500 Yen range( $22-$26 US ), you can pre order now. First look at the it from the Hobby Show

In part of the 57th All Japan Model &Hobby show coverage, Aoshima has announced some of their new tooled kits, and one of them is the 2014 Toyota Probox NCP 160, they are going to offer both versions, a commercial and passenger.

You beat me, Ive been meaning to post mine , but just been lazy, its a very nice kit, to nice to be a Revell kit almost, they knocked this one out of the park. Just as an fyi, Next Month, Danica's kit will be released(Sept) and then Oct for Chase's 24 Napa Chevy.

Thank you all for the kind words

Very nice work

All finished, I lost one of the wheel hubs , the carpet monster claimed another one, overall fun kit. Paint BMW Steel Blue from Scalefinishes, topped off with a coat of clear syrup.

Very nice work

I think one sell enough to at least break even.

Really nice work, like the choice of colors for the 2tone

Thank you guys

2016 GT86, box stock of course, I did mess with the ride height a bit, not happy with that part, paint is Subaru C7P Lightning Red and a coat of clear syrup. Wheels were stripped of their chrome and painted TS Black and AlClad Polished Aluminum. Since this is an Arizona car, it got the windows tinted.

After what seemed like a few hours, completed the window trim, more so a pain on this one, the trim lines in some spots, like top side of the windscreen, rear window, on the A-Pillars , and after putting the BMF, becomes even more faint, so it took a tad bit longer to get all the trim done, please note I suck at doing BMF, so its about is good as I am able to do with BMF for the time being. ( this why I like newer cars, no F*****BMF to deal with haha) And proof that I did in fact complete the interior. And a mock up

You and me both

You have to buy them from none US retailers, you need to buy them direct from Japan or like Randy said, China(Hobby Easy)

I could be down with that

Thank you Bruce.