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This is the Hasegawa 1/24 scale kit, built pretty much out-of-box. The paint is Dupli-Color Orange Mist, and the interior is detailed with Tamiya Metallic Gray. Since it has an engine, I made the louvered hatch open. It is a well-engineered kit, with the parts fitting up great. This car is my holy grail of exotic sports cars, as the styling is beautiful, and it's also very fast. I learned a couple new techniques building it, one from club members and one from this forum. Thanks!

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Randy,

That turned out BEAUTIFUL! I LOVE it! I especially love the silver lower trim rather than the gold.

You have inspired me to take mine out.

Thanks,

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Randy, thats not an easy kit, but you made it look easy...great job, I still have the Jota on the shelf , but not ready to start another project.......but seeing your Miura its tempting...

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I keep seeing this car build and keep saying to my self, I want to dig mine out and start building it. That metallic orange seems to look good on so many cars and this one is no exception. Well done.

robw

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At my age, the only Lambo that existed to me for a long time was the Countach. :wacko: Until the show Top Gear did a segment on the Miura, I never even thought twice about them. Yours really keeps that new found love going! B) Very nice build there sir! I can hardly wait until Sat. to see it.

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Gorgeous Miura :P

I'm surprised people mention the difficulty of this kit, I don't remember having any problems w/mine, it was a very well engineered kit. Very Tamiya-like. The hardest thing was trimming the chrome vent pieces that go next to the side glass. Neat trick you did to see the engine!

My first Lamborghini siting as a kid was a Miura; I knew what it was from reading car magazines, and I was riding in the back seat of our '69 Fury III on the way to the beach and an orange Miura was following us; the "eyelashes" around the headlights looked wild, and the roof of the car looked no higher than the trunk lid on our Plymouth :) That was a realllllly cool car to see and that I can remember to this day. Of course I was telling my Mom what was following us, I was a certified car geek then and knew the year and make of practially every car on the road then! Can't do that anymore :unsure:

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