Aoshima C-West RX-7 *pics*

What do you guys think? :)

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i had just finished the model when i took the pics, so there's some compound left in the cracks...:rolleyes:

Wow that looks great.Nice job.

I really like it.. very nice job !

Looks great but how about some carbon decal on the hood to finish it off?...

Im going to have to get this kit just so i can build something straight from the box for a change.

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Originally posted by flyonthewall
Looks great but how about some carbon decal on the hood to finish it off?...

Im going to have to get this kit just so i can build something straight from the box for a change.

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Yeah! After I saw that car, I was sold on getting this kit. I love C-West body kits. I may get some carbon fiber in the future when i get tired of how this model looks :)

Grratwork! Thumbs up:)

:ylsuper :ylsuper :ylsuper
nice

nice stufff...... where is the carbon fibre hood?

Very nice Job man! Did the kit come with the blizt decal for the intercooler?

Excellant work...pics make it look so real:)

What's it say on the intercooler? Blitz?

Yup, it says Blitz...I actually drew it on with a marker. I think I wrote it too big. I may paint over it and redo that part if I feel like it...

Thanks a lot for the compliments!!!

ooo... I'm getting one.
What did you think of the kit? Easy to do, any problems?

Very, very nice job!

The kit is pretty easy. The hard part is cutting out the hole for the headlights. This is the first time I've cut and puttied the body of a model before. I coulda done better, but it was my first time, so I guess it's ok...

And I'd suggest cutting the sides of the car and mold in the side skirts...as you can tell, I didn't do that.

Didn't know this car model but it's really a lovely one.
You have done a fine job

Looks very good indeed! :ylsuper

One question about the kit: does it have instructions in English?

Mika

P.S. Alex: I finally gave up on engine detail ;)

very, very bitchen! :eek:

The instructions are in Japanese. But you don't need english instructions. Just go off the pictures...

Originally posted by howiedoit
The instructions are in Japanese. But you don't need english instructions. Just go off the pictures...

No Aoshima models for me then, because in some cases you need english instructions. There's usually some advice or options that you can't understand from pictures only. Too bad..

Originally posted by Mikke


No Aoshima models for me then, because in some cases you need english instructions. There's usually some advice or options that you can't understand from pictures only. Too bad..

There are japanese members to this forum, maybe u could ask them to translate. Then theres no need to miss out on some great models!!!:)

Originally posted by flyonthewall


There are japanese members to this forum, maybe u could ask them to translate. Then theres no need to miss out on some great models!!!:)

Sounds great! :D

Looks awesome!!! :) :D :)

Originally posted by Mikke


No Aoshima models for me then, because in some cases you need english instructions. There's usually some advice or options that you can't understand from pictures only. Too bad..

I knew you'd find something else to complain about :D j/k

You really don't need anything but pictures.

Originally posted by ales


You really don't need anything but pictures.

Usually, yes. But I was browsing at http://www.1999.co.jp and saw some things in Aoshima kit instructions that I didn't have a clue what they meant, coz there was only text. Probably nothing too important though, I guess.

Mika

really nice, good job!