Veilside Fairlady Z Combat Model Ver. 2

Just picked up a Veilside Fairlady Z Combat Model Ver. 2 and Ex-girlfried bought me a Tamiya Skyline R33 GT-R from Tamiya. The Veilside kit is from Fujimi and contains resin parts for the body kit components. Lots of cutting and putting to dissimilar materials. I figured if I'm gonna do so much work, I'll use the Tamiya 300ZX with a motor and go full detail.

Gonna post up pics soon if I can progress with my other half done projects.

got any pics of the fairlady Z.

either your model or from a website?

tell me wot the fairlady is like as im about 2 buy 1.

Here you go guys.

For other VeilSide stuff, simply visit: http://www.veilside.co.jp
There're lots of pics of the real cars.

Here's a progress report. First picture link is the parts shot. It's a comparison between the Tamiya piece and the Fujimi Piece. The Veilside bodykit is all done in resin- in the fashion of a race car style transkit. The wheels are the from Andrew racing (Note: the wheels are not the same as the box pictures if you are planning on building this kit). The Fujimi body is wider in the Mid-section and the Tamiya is wider in the front portion.Gonna have problems with the front bumper.
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The next pics are with the rear and the side skirts glued and ready to be primed. The front bumper needs a bit of work as I have to widen it to fit stock Tamiya body contours. The wing and the front bumper need to be modified for Tamiya body, the side skirts will need to be lengthened and the rear bumper is near perfect.
SORRY FOR THE TAPE GUYS. I like the NASCAR racing looks.
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Fantastic progress! :D

Is it as simple as trimming along Tamiya's panel lines, or are you still trying to use the bodykit parts over the existing trim?

Here's another pic.

Jay,
In one of the pics there should be one that show the bumpers and side skirts removed. If not here's another.
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You're right, I missed it... :o

You know you can use the "IMG" button on those URLs to make the pics show in the thread?

:o

Looks fantastic...I'm curious as to what you use as a scribing tool.

Daggerlee,
I use the one made by Bare Metal Foil, but I just use their dental pick as I have modified the tip and curve for my preferences. It now cuts very, very thin.

PLEASE keep us up to date with this one.
Love the choice of wheels to go with it