1/24 Amuse Nissan Fairlady 370Z (featuring Voltex 350Z)

[SilverRomeo]

Following the Voltex 350Z, I have completed another tuned Fairlady Z which is a Z34 370Z by famous Japanese tuner Powerhouse Amuse.


Highlights of this model:

• 1/24 Tamiya Nissan 370Z base kit
• Meko models Amuse 370Z transkit
• Monterey Blue exterior color and Persimmon Orange interior color

Quick review of the transkit -

The quality of Meko transkit are high as usual, however fitment for this kit can be a bit tricky. The kit actually requires you to remove the whole rear hatch(starting from the roof to the tailights including the rear bumper. When cutting and attaching the rear hatch and bumper mistakes on fitment can be made easily. For my experience I used putty to fill in any mistakes or miscalculation in order to re-adjust the position and make the car look complete. The transkit also have oil spots on the surface and needed to be washed thoroughly. Aside from that, the kit and the wheels that came with it will turn the 370Z into another thing of beauty once completed.

I've always kind of liked this orange leather interior which looks unique and increase the exotic/sportiness feeling of the car. It is a shame that it is not offered in other models or Infiniti models(which was offered in Japan).

Real car interior reference photo:

Pairing with the last project the Z33 Voltex 350Z for this modern Fairlady dual:

Enjoy!

[MidMazar]

Super clean model!! I was always eager to get a kit from them but was eary. I have the same problem with my Scaleautostyle nismo t-kit im working on.

Great color choice also.

[Miklaren]

I love anything Z related...those both look fantastic! Nice work!

[da_ashman]

Awesome!! Love the Amuse kit on the 370z! Great work!!

[SilverRomeo]

Originally Posted by MidMazar

Super clean model!! I was always eager to get a kit from them but was eary. I have the same problem with my Scaleautostyle nismo t-kit im working on.

Great color choice also.

Thanks, there aren't that many kits out there for the 370Z, so choices are limited.

I used to have a SAS Nismo Z too.. but I scrapped it for something else

The old SAS kits are nice, wish they can still produce but seems the owner who took over didn't catch up..