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Originally Posted by CrateCruncher
Gunze white metal is no different than other multimedia kits. First, I build the assembly temporarily with white glue to check ride height and fitup. Then, after disassembly and painting I scrape away paint from the glue surface as I would plastic but use cyanoacrylate (super glue) for parts with a large glue surface. Anything that needs alignment time or has small surface area I use 5 minute epoxy. The front suspension of the 250GTO is static - the springs are just for show. The red car in my signature is a Gunze SWB that shares the rolling chassis with the GTO.
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Fantastic info, thank's very much. Have you built the 259 gto?? what did you do about the seats?? and did you use the kit tires. I can't find a suitable replacement set. do you know of another kit with good part's to bash from or just a really good 250 kit that is correct and proper? what about the MFH kit? have you seen or built it?? I know it's a lot of questions but with the price of some of these kits it's really disappointing to purchase one to find it's no where close to the subject.
Thank's Miloh.