Gunze HighTech prices
356speedster
01-07-2006, 04:17 AM
Hi
I'm interested in buying some Gunze HighTech kits. The Ferrari 250 and the Lotus Elan.
But what is a fair price to pay for these kits? e.g. how much are these kits worth?
I'm interested in buying some Gunze HighTech kits. The Ferrari 250 and the Lotus Elan.
But what is a fair price to pay for these kits? e.g. how much are these kits worth?
auw12
01-07-2006, 04:57 AM
so do i.the hi-tech kits's always cost a high price.bids on ebay always ended over 50USD,sometimes over 100USD.i think the price was fair.worth?i think any price for your love is worth.
The Sheene Machine
01-07-2006, 05:56 AM
Hi
I'm interested in buying some Gunze HighTech kits. The Ferrari 250 and the Lotus Elan.
But what is a fair price to pay for these kits? e.g. how much are these kits worth?
I think their worth what your willing to pay. I paid £46.00 ($70.00ish), for the Cobra Daytona kit and that's curbside. I thought at the time it was well worth the money and still do. The Ferrari kits do sell for high prices though. I believe Airfix realeased the Ferrari 250 with engine which If I'm correct it's the same kit. I have seen these in the UK selling for £40.00. You could of course buy the curbside Gunze Ferrari and put your own engine in it. Replica and Miniatures do a 1/24th 250GTO engine.
I also have a Protar 250 kit which is very nice (opening doors, hood, full engine detail) which I only paid £7.00 (about $14-15)for.
Good luck
Oh, yes, hi guys, new to the board here and this is my first post!! :newbie:
I'm interested in buying some Gunze HighTech kits. The Ferrari 250 and the Lotus Elan.
But what is a fair price to pay for these kits? e.g. how much are these kits worth?
I think their worth what your willing to pay. I paid £46.00 ($70.00ish), for the Cobra Daytona kit and that's curbside. I thought at the time it was well worth the money and still do. The Ferrari kits do sell for high prices though. I believe Airfix realeased the Ferrari 250 with engine which If I'm correct it's the same kit. I have seen these in the UK selling for £40.00. You could of course buy the curbside Gunze Ferrari and put your own engine in it. Replica and Miniatures do a 1/24th 250GTO engine.
I also have a Protar 250 kit which is very nice (opening doors, hood, full engine detail) which I only paid £7.00 (about $14-15)for.
Good luck
Oh, yes, hi guys, new to the board here and this is my first post!! :newbie:
Hyperkinetic
01-07-2006, 07:54 AM
I agree. As all of my kits they're worth what would like to pay for them. But I always look for the Airfix editions first, thesame kit but most of the time a lot cheaper.
And sometimes be lucky, when I look on eBay right now, the Gunze High Tech Jaguar XK-E is around $60. I got mine recently for $25.
And sometimes be lucky, when I look on eBay right now, the Gunze High Tech Jaguar XK-E is around $60. I got mine recently for $25.
mikemechanic
01-07-2006, 11:58 AM
I saw the Cobra Daytona at a shop in town yesterday for $200.00, so it's whatever you want to spend to have one.
356speedster
01-07-2006, 06:49 PM
Ok, so 50$-100$ seems to be a normal price for the High-Tech kits.
What is the major difference between the High-Tech kits and the normal gunze kits? Some ekstra photoetched and white metal parts?
What is the major difference between the High-Tech kits and the normal gunze kits? Some ekstra photoetched and white metal parts?
hirofkd
01-07-2006, 09:36 PM
The normal one is just like any curbside plastic model. The high tech version is a multi media kit with metal chassis, photo etch wheels etc. Not all high tech kits come with engines, so look at the box carefully.
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