Fujimi upcoming seen on HobbySearch Japan

[sjelic]

Great news, there goes my promise down the drain.

[jano11]

Originally Posted by Exotics_Builder

Oh do I so agree on the engine.

I hope the 250 GTO is not a Revell/Protar repackage and is unique !

I could see combining the Revell Protar parts, the KA model detail set and this into one stunning model!

Maybe they do a 250 GTO II ?!
That would be a nice surprise.

[agamo]

WOW GREAT NEWS!!

I’ll preorder the Scuderia, eyes closed!!, the GTO, well, as Hiraoki said, it won’t be a Revell/Protar reissue, we need to wait, being on the price range of the no-engine kits, makes me think on it as a reissue of another GTO, could it be possible it be a Gunze reissue? Hope not, and if it is new tooling I’ll sure get one and if it is a GTO II I’ll cry and get two!.
As for the Tamiya R35, well, 5 years ago I would say preorder eyes closed too, but now… with the possibility of getting a toyish metal chassis plate, bolts, decals for the dashboard instead of engraving, and toyish simplified assembly, no, even the 4000 Yen price doesn’t say much, I’ll have to wait to see the kit, and now I know I’ll may be getting Fujimi’s or Ahoshima’s

[BVC500]

Ehh, the releases aren't too excited. Would rather have seen M3, AMGs or Porsches.

[hirofkd]

I just found Fujimi's blurb saying that their 250GTO kit will be an all new tool. It'll be released as the No.35 of their Real Sportscar product line, so it will least likely have an engine (but there are some exceptions, so we have to wait and see.)

I've also found a little more info on the Tamiya GT-R. The kit will have a separate engine hood and an intake chamber. That means it'll be a partially detailed model without a complete engine assembly. The chassis and suspension seem to be fully detailed, unlike their recent kits with a simplified diecast chassis.

[robrex]

Don't forget the 126CK. No.3 in the 1/20 scale series by Fujimi which has been confirmed and is listed on the japanese website!
That will add another to my GV collection....
I am certain to blow my Budget this year.....I'm already thinking of excuses for my wife?

[cham2020]

looks like tamiya and fujimi ain't alone for the GTR

Aoshima has one in their line up also
http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10070318

and KITT? (Aoshima)
http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10070312


but still no news about evo x and new sti

[BVC500]

Seems to be a revival in the 250 GTO kit, which is nice. A real version was recently sold very quietly for 14 million euros (almost $20 million). I'd like to see new tools of my favorite vintage Ferraris (275gts nart, 250 swb, and 250 gt swb california).

[agamo]

Originally Posted by hirofkd

I just found Fujimi's blurb saying that their 250GTO kit will be an all new tool. It'll be released as the No.35 of their Real Sportscar product line, so it will least likely have an engine (but there are some exceptions, so we have to wait and see.)

I've also found a little more info on the Tamiya GT-R. The kit will have a separate engine hood and an intake chamber. That means it'll be a partially detailed model without a complete engine assembly. The chassis and suspension seem to be fully detailed, unlike their recent kits with a simplified diecast chassis.

250GTO new tool?! and from Fujimi! it has to be GREAT!
I'll be up for two at least!!
I just hope to finally have accurate wheels in a 250GTO kit

The Tamiya GT-R, mmh, no, I'm not sure yet...

[stryfe101]

hmm ok...430 Scuderia for sure...

thinking heavily about the 250 GTO

Tamiya is a no on the GTR maybe i'll go with Fujimi's as well.. i'm not looking for full detail on one..

[agamo]

Originally Posted by stryfe101

Tamiya is a no on the GTR maybe i'll go with Fujimi's as well.. i'm not looking for full detail on one..

And even if you're looking for full detail, most probably Tamiya won't be the solution...

[F1Tommy]

A Ferrari 62/63 GTO would be nice. I think aftermarket for the wires is the best way, or maybe they will copy Hasegawa with the 250TR extra wire wheel sets.
A 126CK is going to be nice. Fujimi messed up the 126C2 body, but they always make mistakes. I just ordered a Revell F2007 kit from England.
From what I have heard it is the best one yet(even better than the 2003GA).
Now if only someone would make the new ALMS Porsche spyder prototype in plastic.

Tom Tanner/SD

[Spike2933]

Originally Posted by F1Tommy

Now if only someone would make the new ALMS Porsche spyder prototype in plastic.

great minds think alike, I wish revell would make the spyder, don't want to keep getting 43rd Minichamps, I want a 24 scale

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

Originally Posted by Spike2933

I want a 24 scale

You can have one today! Carrera 1/24 slot car.

http://www.sportcraftcars.com/carrera/24th/car20241.jpg

http://www.shop.com/Carrera_USA_Excl...l?sourceid=298

[Spike2933]

be better to build one with engine detail,

but I think I may have to get the 430 Scuderia