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Old 04-28-2003, 11:02 AM
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Whelp, just in time to make the deadline for models that I said would be finished before the end of April. This is an Aoshima Majesta K-Break series. Great kit and everything you see here is box stock. Please leave comments and any constructive critizism you have. Enjoy Guys!









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Old 04-28-2003, 11:35 AM
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Not much of a fan of the actual car but you have done a top job with the model version
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Old 04-28-2003, 11:39 AM
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Classy :sun:
Top job.

It's funny how the 18's Blitz seem "little" on this car.
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Old 04-28-2003, 11:48 AM
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The 18's do seem small, but I noticed that with a few of the aoshima kits that the wheels seem small but the detail on them are great.
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Nice work!
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great work!!! I've had that kit in my VIP to-do pile for about 3 years! Glad somebody finished one! I have a set of 19"s for mine.
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the k-break!!! I always wanted a K-Break by aoshima, but hard to get... nice job done.
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Not much of a fan of the actual car but you have done a top job with the model version
same here:smoker2:
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Metalic plum! nice choice of colour, whats the source? Those wheels do look a little small, with the bodykit the car is very 'chunky' so imo you need wheels to match. The model itself is excellent :ylsuper
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same here:smoker2:
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The 18's do seem small, but I noticed that with a few of the aoshima kits that the wheels seem small but the detail on them are great.
I agree with your statement on the Aoshima rims.

But, great job on the car!!!
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this one is great~ Great Work~ :flash:
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