mazda 787b

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hi all this is my hasegawa 787b i have scratch built the interior and machined the rims hope you all like

Very nice. Tamiya could sell a TON of these if they would reissue this kit.

Rob

Wow really nice and clean but it looks to me like a 767 the 787b did not have 3 vents near the exhaust pipe or a spoiler like that it also didnt have lights attached to the engine cover there for 767b there are alot of other things that you can tell its not a 787b as seen at the bottom i also have the 787b so i can see the difference any way i still love the way this one came out. the wheels are amazing and the doors must have been a pain what did you use?
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Aren't the front wheels too far inside the body? Other than that - looks great!

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Fantastic job. Very, very nice. :smooch:

Shiny paint job! Are those doors fixed in their opened position or are they movable?

Nice work Warwick! Good to see you still building

Clean build! Lovely paint and decals....Well done :) I too was wondering why the front wheels are so far in?

Nice shine and apart from the "funny" looking front wheels a great looking build.
More pictures would be nice.

Apart from the wheels are there other scratchbuild or added items ?

Wheels...NICE!

More picswould be nice, good job though.

Immediate give away is the livery (and the Mazda 767 decal on the rear), but yeah Yokomo, that's a 767, still a very nice looking Model WSC2009, where did you find this rare kit (only one I have seen was from Hasegawa, and it's almost impossible to find..and not cheap if you do find one)?

Going to try and get back to finishing my 787b now, it's long overdue.