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Smile Some early info on Revell's Enzo.
http://www.revell-monogram.com/store/SneakPreview.cfm
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oh no not revell...... j/k tamiyas is most likely better of course
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it actually sounds pretty good compared to what i though it would be like:bandit:
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It will be intresting to put the revell and the tamiya kits together to see how they look beside each other.

I wonder if the revell kit will be as detailed as tamiya? .....Doubt it
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This is already on sale. Modelissimo.de has had it in stock for about a month now, and for 14 Euros it looks like a pretty good buy. I somehow don't think the quality will be Tamiya standards, but at this price you wouldn't expect it to be.

http://www.modelissimo.de/Onlineshop...elnummer=17513
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It doesn't look that bad.
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This is already on sale. Modelissimo.de has had it in stock for about a month now, and for 14 Euros it looks like a pretty good buy. I somehow don't think the quality will be Tamiya standards, but at this price you wouldn't expect it to be.

http://www.modelissimo.de/Onlineshop...elnummer=17513
Yep! Saw one a few weeks ago. Must just be in Europe at the moment as it is a Revell Germany production. The box art pics look ok but obviously not the standard of Tamiya.
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Yep! Saw one a few weeks ago. Must just be in Europe at the moment as it is a Revell Germany production. The box art pics look ok but obviously not the standard of Tamiya.
Yeah, the Revell one doesn't have opening doors for a start! But it would be a much better buy for someone just starting out modeling. Plus the price it ALOT less than the Tamiya.

Will be interesting to see how well they go together.
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Old News It's already availible in Germany (13,99€)
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some parts are better than the tamiya one's
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