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Re: Tamiya's BMW M635CSI
I would go with Fujimi enthusiast series for this one, 80€ is way to much for this kit.
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Thanks all, for replying. I didn't know there only was an M-version, I thought there was also a non-M, but oh well, it doesn't really matter to me.
I rejected the offer, because even if the kit was worth the 80 euros I wouldn't have spent such a ridiculous amount of money on one kit... Sasa; yes, I know, those Enthusiast kits are great, but they're meant for the more expirienced modeler... The fit of those kits can be quite bad, so you've got to be expirienced to make one. Since I'm only a beginner, I prefer the Tamiya kit which is more simple.
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Re: Tamiya's BMW M635CSI
I know there are problems with Fujimi in general but those enthusiast models (in 1/24 only) are not that bad at all (almost no fitting problems). I did this BMW some 12 years ago and I can say I was big bigginer then but I got it done with no major problem (allthou I painted it with plain brush
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Re: Tamiya's BMW M635CSI
I think Fujimi Enthusiast not so bad, trust me
. But for you Tamiya is really good, but not for 80 euros! You can bought Fujimi Enthusiast and Tamiya racing both and combine them for less money.
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