Fujimi 1/12 Nissan GT-R R35 ?!

Just looked at some pics from the All Japan Model & Hobby Show 2008.

It seems Fujimi have started on a
1/12 kit of the R35 GT-R !!

Spectacular !
Really hope it comes into production. But it seems to be quite far developed:

http://www.hlj.com/hlj_gallery2/v/ajmhs08/aut/DSCN4980.JPG.html

http://www.hlj.com/hlj_gallery2/v/ajmhs08/aut/DSCN4979.JPG.html

Next, please...

I'm so over the GT-R.

And I believe Porsche's accusations that Nissan cheated on its laptimes around Nurburgring. Porsche would never lie.

I want ASTONS AND FERRARI CALIFORNIAS!!

Next, please...

I'm so over the GT-R.

And I believe Porsche's accusations that Nissan cheated on its laptimes around Nurburgring. Porsche would never lie.

I want ASTONS AND FERRARI CALIFORNIAS!!


Thats the spirit!!! Ferrari California!!!

Martin,

Did you ever finish the F40 or the 959?

Next, please...

I'm so over the GT-R.

And I believe Porsche's accusations that Nissan cheated on its laptimes around Nurburgring. Porsche would never lie.

I want ASTONS AND FERRARI CALIFORNIAS!!

I agree!

Next, please...

I'm so over the GT-R.

And I believe Porsche's accusations that Nissan cheated on its laptimes around Nurburgring. Porsche would never lie.

I want ASTONS AND FERRARI CALIFORNIAS!!

I'm also wondering about that GTR's lap time...but I like the cars okay enough. I'm working on Fujimi and Aoshima versions, already finished a Tamiya.

Astons - YES...Ferrari California - NOOOOOOO....:puke:

I'm also wondering about that GTR's lap time...but I like the cars okay enough. I'm working on Fujimi and Aoshima versions, already finished a Tamiya.

Astons - YES...Ferrari California - NOOOOOOO....:puke:

Allow me to disagree. The new Ferrari looks way better than any GTR ever looked.

Allow me to disagree. The new Ferrari looks way better than any GTR ever looked.

Allow me to disagree. They're both goofy looking. :grinno:

Allow me to disagree. They're both goofy looking. :grinno:

BINGO! :lol:

I'm not saying the GTR is beautiful. It's interesting/quirky in a weird technical way. Styling kind of fits the mentality. It's only a Nissan and 1/4 the price of the Cali Spider.

The California, yuck. License plate should read Hugh Jass. Retractable HT and that whole back end are just all kinds of wrong to my eyes. The front is good. The original 250 Cali Spyder is sublime. The new one looks like a tarted up Lexus SC430. But what do I know? Somehow they've managed to sell out 2 or 3 years of production of that beast. Dear New Ferrari California Owners: Yes, it will depreciate. Like a rock. Should've bought a Benz. Now go take your toy poodle to get it's teeth cleaned :lol:

This kit will probably mark the beginning of my adventures with 1/12 kits. The GT-R is high on my list of 'cars to drive in my lifetime'.

License plate should read Hugh Jass.
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I want a XBow.
I want an Atom, and a Lotus barchetta, yep a Catheram R500too.

we got enough Astons, much ferrari, Nissan broken balls... :D
I want dream cars to mount, and in the same istant you see the real car on the road, the magic is finished.
But I think you'll see a XBow or a Atom and the magic will still survive ;)

Less (marketing in the modelling life) is more (fun for us)

Mies Van der Gio

I want a XBow.
I want an Atom, and a Lotus barchetta, yep a Catheram R500too.

we got enough Astons, much ferrari, Nissan broken balls... :D
I want dream cars to mount, and in the same istant you see the real car on the road, the magic is finished.
But I think you'll see a XBow or a Atom and the magic will still survive ;)

Less (marketing in the modelling life) is more (fun for us)

Mies Van der Gio

I agree with my disiguished amico from the south except for the bit about Astons :D

Astons are like sex...there is never too much :p

Know what Fujimi, it's all good. You send that R35 12th-scaler MY way. I'LL take it! :thumbsup:

Double-size that new 250GTO, and I'll sing your praises till I die.

FULL detail or no go!!!!!!

I'm more interested in this:

http://www.hlj.com/hlj_gallery2/v/ajmhs08/aut/DSCN4995.JPG.html

I really hope they go ahead with this! We need more plastic 1/20 F1 kits.

Returning for a moment to the subject of the thread -

In many ways, the Fujimi 1/24 R35 is the best-executed of the three available kits.

Sure, doesn't have an engine - yet. But the hood is separate and hinged, and its undersurface is complete right down to a divot for a prop rod. Considering its superior suspension detail and its positive overall fit, it bodes extremely well for a 1:12 kit from the same master patterns.

Not to mention, the 1:12 prototype has a busy look under its hood.

GT-R and F....California are not my favorite cars, the California
body is ok, but not the rear end

DB9 and Vantage are great cars


Mikezibit:popcorn: