Guess who's making bread.

[935k3]

This was shown at a Japanese Hobby trade show. And it's not April 1st.

Edited June 1, 2013 by 935k3

[Austin T]

I honestly don't know what to say about this.

[Mooneyzs]

Hmmm interesting......

[Skydime]

They sure make the dough so, why not make it into bread?

They also have wine. Please note NOT condoning or condeming drinking here.

Edited June 1, 2013 by Skydime

[Skydime]

Wow! I was going to laugh with Glenn on that last comment but, I wasn't allowed to quote the text. This thread gets stranger by the minute.

[Joe Handley]

What don't they make?

[Skydime]

Wow! I was going to laugh with Glenn on that last comment but, I wasn't allowed to quote the text. This thread gets stranger by the minute.

Edit-

Oh nevermind. That comment is gone now.

Edit 2-

And I went to edit my post and I ended up quoting myself. Getting out of this thread while I am ahead.

Edited June 1, 2013 by Skydime

[Ridge Rider]

So what color is canned bread ? But seriously that is some diversifying, Warren Buffet would be proud.

[Greg Myers]

Ferrari ?

[MAGNUM4342]

I honestly don't know what to say about this.

X2!

[CJ1971]

Won't be long before hamburgers come in cans... Lmao

[slusher]

You would think getting a clear coat back on the market might be nice. Maybe some builders by the bread for a building snack

[martinfan5]

Then I guess you would be surprised to heat that Tamiya has a whole different side of their business to them, this is not their first time doing something food related , they have a food decoration series

http://www.tamiya.com/english/deco/

Here some pics, these are from the 2012 Toyko Model and Hobby show

[Crazy Ed]

Ferrari ?

Now, THAT'S Funny!!

[Bad Brad #2]

Let's see, if Tamyia can make correct model kits AND food decorations why don't we all petition Wilton to see if they can tool up a correct 90 Mustang LX ?

Sorry, someone HAD to say it.

[Austin T]

Let's see, if Tamyia can make correct model kits AND food decorations why don't we all petition Wilton to see if they can tool up a correct 90 Mustang LX ?

Sorry, someone HAD to say it.

That just made my day.

So are you telling me that if I'm in my hobby room and get hungry,but don't want to go down stairs I can pop open a bottle of Tamiya's finest Acrylic and enjoy it?

Edited June 1, 2013 by Austin T

[Danno]

Then I guess you would be surprised to heat that Tamiya has a whole different side of their business to them, this is not their first time doing something food related , they have a food decoration series

Yeah, but is their bread full detail or "kerbside?"

{That's humor, Jonathan.}

And are their decorations acrylic, enamel, or lacquer?

{That's more humor there, Jonathan.}

[Brett Barrow]

They've been offering these for several years now, ever since they did the 1/35 scale kit of the JGSDF LAV (that's the vehicle shown on the bottom of the cans). They're used in JGSDF ratiions, I guess they must just stick a Tamiya label on them. They sell them in their little store/cafe at their corporate HQ in Shizuoka.

Edited June 1, 2013 by Brett Barrow

[martinfan5]

Yeah, but is their bread full detail or "kerbside?"

{That's humor, Jonathan.}

And are their decorations acrylic, enamel, or lacquer?

{That's more humor there, Jonathan.}

Yeah, I had that coming

[Danno]

Yeah, I had that coming

Glad to see you're feeling better now. :D

[martinfan5]

Glad to see you're feeling better now. :D

Yes I am , thank you for , well you know for what

[bbowser]

This was shown at a Japanese Hobby trade show. And it's not April 1st.

I wonder what makes it "long-lasting"?

[Austin T]

I wonder what makes it "long-lasting"?

Tamiya ultra thin cement with a little bit of baking soda.

[Danno]

I wonder what makes it "long-lasting"?

Made from unleavened Osaka plasticflour.

[martinfan5]

I am kind of curios and want to try it, I wonder where it can be purchased at