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Originally posted by Veyron
It would be considered an engine, so no curbside classification. Considering Fujimi doesn't do engines anymore I think the design of this car was a big factor in deciding to kit it. They knew they could get away with the half engine with near the same effect as a full one, otherwise they wouldn't have done the NSX at all.
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I disagree, a curbside model is supposed to be viewed like a car at the curbside, no open panels but there can be an engine visible, like in this one. Viewed from a slight distance, not up close under a magnifying glass. It's a curbside kit, there is no "real" engine detail, and no way to easily view it anyway. I would allow it in curbside competition, what little you see of the engine won't be enough to sway any judge's voting unless it's rigged.