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Old 05-29-2007, 11:12 PM
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Not to hijack the thread, but I've a couple questions about the new Aoshima Z. First, if the taillights are molded in color - will the option parts version have all the all-red lights as well as the clear/red ones? And second, is there anywhere not HLJ to pre-order these kits? For some reason, the Aoshima kit as caught my imagination where the Tamiya one didn't.
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Thanks for the link...cool!!!!!!!!
Looks like they reproduced the wheels accurately, even got the LED tails and front grille!!!
Will how does the Aoshima kit impress you where the Tamiya didn't...what's up your sleeve
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Chassis detailing almost finished. I added the 02 sensors with wiring. I tried to simulate the polished stainless steel muffler with chrome paint...thought BMF might be too bright.
I might duplicate the rear bracing with plastic sheet and add the fuel/brake lines.



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Finished my dream wheels! Titanium Silver CE28Ns. Drilled out bolt pattern, and added Volk decals/center caps.

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Re: My FairladyZ

great detail work on the ce28's, they are one (of many) of my dream wheels. I always like seeing replicas of owner cars, they tend to have a bit more soul put into the builds, great work so far

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Re: My FairladyZ

Coolness
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Old 08-12-2007, 12:49 AM
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Re: My FairladyZ

Just about finished with the Z!
Headlghts:

Brakes(to simulate Stoptech calipers I have yet to purchase )


S2k antenna(from Tamiya S2k kit) graciously donated from Willimo!


Should have daylight pics tomorrow.
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Re: My FairladyZ

Are these blue lights simulating HID's or what? Are these specific to the JDM market? I love them, just wondering where they originate from.
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Re: My FairladyZ

Very nice! I too have a 1:1 Z, so I was excited to get the Tamiya kit. But I was very dissapointed when I opened the box and saw the chassis. :-( I can't believe they molded everything in!!

Anyway, nice work so far. I'm just about ready to start my build, and seeing what you've managed to do with the chassis is inspiring.
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Old 08-12-2007, 12:01 PM
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HLJ just shipped my Aoshima Z and I can't wait. Your updates make me wish it would get here tomorrow! This is a fun build to watch - and no doubt to do, to replicate your 1:1. Like I know I've said in your WIPs before, I love all the little details you add, like the sensors, the antenna, the wheels, and those amazing headlights (how'd you do that?!). Can't wait to see more.
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Re: My FairladyZ

I am dissappointed with the kit too! Molded in chassis is a pain and modding the ride height is tough.
What sucks even more is that like Willimo said Aoshima came out with a kick-ass '06 Z33 kit so it has the accurate lights, led tails, front grille, etc.

-I have Bi-Xenon HID's on my Z(standard for '06USDM), thought it would be cool to paint the lenses clear blue
-I ordered a grip of Aoshima kits, shipped last week can't wait!
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