Hasegawa Ferrari 348ts

I found it today for 24$ in local store (targa top)
,the box is sealed. Who knows how is the quality?
Not too many Ferrari kits available today, so i'm in doubt

I would get it... Quite quickly... Love that car... Although the price seems a bit too steep... Look around on ebay. Oh, and Fujimi also made the 348.

I've built both Hasegawa and Fujimi 348, and I liked the Hasegawa. It has full engine detail, photo etch, and the overall appearance looks sharper than the Fujimi kit.
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~xr2h-fkd/scalemodels/gallery/348.htm
The fit of the parts isn't as good as Tamiya, but still Hasegawa kit is good.

Hiroaki, does it have an openable engine cover? (The Hasegawa one)

Hiroaki, does it have an openable engine cover? (The Hasegawa one)

What do you mean "openable"? Of course it's openable but does it have hinge or not I don't know. Pic on the side of the box shows engine compartment opened (and it looks pretty good on shot)

I've been looking for one of these recently... ;)

What does the Fujimi kit have to compare with the Hasegawa? Is there any engine detail? Are the emblems decals or molded-in?

And what's different in the Fujimi "Blackstar" 348 kit?

I also have seen a Testors (Italeri?) 348. How does that stack up?

What does the Fujimi kit have to compare with the Hasegawa? Is there any engine detail? Are the emblems decals or molded-in?

Fujimi Ferrari 348 and 355 both curbside. I'd rather pick Hasegawa. Fitting problems do not scare me away if it has good detailing level
Engine is a must in Ferrari kit!

http://www.classicscars.com/ferrari/348compet/car3.jpg

They have all the Fujimi 512TRs here in Melbourne, including US and Euro versions!

Originally posted by Guiddy
They have all the Fujimi 512TRs here in Melbourne, including US and Euro versions!

How much do these cost there?

So it will be worth it for me to go out of my way for the Hasegawa kit, then?

That shop in Seattle doesn't still have it, do they? ;)