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Brilliant, I'm hoping build more of these, hellaflush and bosozoku style cars. The wheels are great as well but buying the parts and tyres to fit here in the UK is near impossible, and I don't have a lathe or the experience to use one!

Delfin were the wheel arches included with the body?

Thank you Patrick. No, these wheels did not come with this kit. But it did come with some beautiful Watanabe's excellent for another future build. The wheels that are on this build were made by using some aluminum barrels from some Aoshimsa wheels and I shaved down some wheels from another kit to slide in as the inserts.

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Brilliant, I'm hoping build more of these, hellaflush and bosozoku style cars. The wheels are great as well but buying the parts and tyres to fit here in the UK is near impossible, and I don't have a lathe or the experience to use one!

Delfin were the wheel arches included with the body?

I'll second the wishes for more bosozoku vehicles! As a 1:1 enthusiast, I think they're ridiculous, but I still appreciate the commitment the owners put into such extreme modifications. I feel the same way about a well executed donk.

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Yes thanks about the wheels, but were the extended arches included in the kit?

I think Delfin's arches come from another older Aoshima kit, however if you want a Trueno with arches straight out of the box you're looking for this TRD Trueno N2 kit

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10198718

It's a curbside (as is the similar TRD Levin N2 if you prefer the non-hidden headlights style), but the engine insert is available in a number of releases, but the ones currently available are Aoshima's "Initial D" Trueno kits -

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10183076

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10192570

The Volume 37 version is from later in the series and offers a roll cage, a "Weber Style" intake, racing seats, etc. The Volume 1 represents the car at the very opening of the comic and is pretty much a factory stock Trueno.

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I think Delfin's arches come from another older Aoshima kit, however if you want a Trueno with arches straight out of the box you're looking for this TRD Trueno N2 kit

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10198718

It's a curbside (as is the similar TRD Levin N2 if you prefer the non-hidden headlights style), but the engine insert is available in a number of releases, but the ones currently available are Aoshima's "Initial D" Trueno kits -

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10183076

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10192570

The Volume 37 version is from later in the series and offers a roll cage, a "Weber Style" intake, racing seats, etc. The Volume 1 represents the car at the very opening of the comic and is pretty much a factory stock Trueno.

Thanks. This is the TRD N2 kit. I stole the motor out of Takumi's old Trueno. Got the side drafts from Model Meister.

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