Question for Ferrari fans...

How rare are Fujimi's Ferrari 348 models and are they pretty decent? I don't expect perfection but can they be built without one going crazy? I've done the prerequesite search and some of my questions were answered but I'd like to know from someone that has built one or at least has one. Thank you.:)

I have one (and it's in California at the moment ;)), so I haven't seen it. But the thing I've been told is that they're rather decent models with accurate body. Though engine detail is not too good and the engine cover doesn't open. The wheels are smaller than HGW, but are correct and finished correctly as well - in matt chrome. And they are rare :)

Originally posted by ales
I have one (and it's in California at the moment ;)), so I haven't seen it. But the thing I've been told is that they're rather decent models with accurate body. Though engine detail is not too good and the engine cover doesn't open. The wheels are smaller than HGW, but are correct and finished correctly as well - in matt chrome. And they are rare :) I can get pics of said Fujimi kit, next to said Hasegawa kit, if needed... :) Both are 348ts. LMK.

Originally posted by ales
I have one (and it's in California at the moment ;)), so I haven't seen it. But the thing I've been told is that they're rather decent models with accurate body. Though engine detail is not too good and the engine cover doesn't open. The wheels are smaller than HGW, but are correct and finished correctly as well - in matt chrome. And they are rare :)

I agree with Mr. Swelledhead. :flash:

Thanks fellas! I will soon own 2 of them; one was $7.50 and the other one was $8.00 :) Did I do well on the prices?! Both are sealed and unbuilt.:cool:

Originally posted by tonioseven
Thanks fellas! I will soon own 2 of them; one was $7.50 and the other one was $8.00 :) Did I do well on the prices?! Both are sealed and unbuilt.:cool:

Lucky! :cool: Brian - :right: :p