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I say what I mean , and it is my opinion that it is not a very good putty, and there are much better options , I think the only other putty that is worse would be that garbage Testors calls putty.

As long as there is plenty of butter, that's all I care about. And plenty of Coke, because Pepsi is Junk

I have to agree, that Squadron Putty is pretty much junk , and there are much better options , for one part's , I like to use Tamiya Putties and Bondo Glazing Putty.

Thank's Geoff, looks like the resin option is the best one right now, just have no need for the decals that come with it

I take it that is the only option for square headlights ?.

A good amount of kits from Fujimi have the bottom part of the seat molded to the interior.

Because all old cars look the same to me, can someone tell me what kit this is.

Yall's are crazy, first you complain about Japanese kits being curbside, and now complaining about them giving you too many parts for the engine.

Ive started working on mine.

Those very kits that Nightowl is referencing are all 1/24th scale civilian cars, yes, they are not domestic kits, but they still count when looking at the overall health of the model car part of the hobby. If you are only focusing on the domestic kits/companies , ok, fine, then yes, we are not getting a lot of new tooled kits like days gone by, but just like everything else, the hobby is global and we are getting more new tooled kits from other markets than we know what to do with.

Don't forget to get more blinker fluid why you are there.

Yeah, no, this site is slow, and it has nothing to do with the end user, plain and simple, every other site loads just fine outside of this one.

You can use the method of using Super Clean, or you can use some rubbing compound , either or.

Speaking of Ebbro, this a very interesting interview to read, its long, but well worth the time, there are some interesting tidbits shared on how the companies do things , and the people being interviewed are one Masato Kiya as Geoff talked about and Shunsaku , head of Tamiya There are two interviews here Tamiya/Ebbro Chats Parts 1-5 http://f1modelingcorner.blogspot.co.uk/p/normal-0-0-2-false-false-false.html Ebrro Interview Parts 1-14 http://f1modelingcorner.blogspot.co.uk/p/blog-page.html

Looking forward to this one

Nice work Ben, looks great.

Nice

If only there were a couple of model clubs here you could join and by doing so would keep you up to date on what's going here

Here you go, look at the kit

Thank you guys I dont know what I was thinking, I left out the whole point of this build, was to replicate this You can see more of the car here http://minkara.carview.co.jp/smart/userid/322453/car/219772/964032/photo.aspx

Very cool paint work.

Here we have a Tamiya Nissan Skyline Nismo Custom kit , with Nismo decals from TABU Design , paint is Nissan Z-Tune Silver from Gravity Paints, clear coated with U-pol. Wheels were painted with Alclad Polished Aluminum.

I go to the stash, and grab a kit, pretty simple really. Honestly, I have no idea, it just comes down to what ever toast my goat.

Couple of kits came in today

Well done