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09-29-2003, 04:45 PM
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to Hiroaki Fukuda
I have seen you built a Revell Ferrari F50. Can you tell me more about this kit? Have you some suggestion about building it properly? Is it enough detailed? May I see some more pics?
Thanks!! 
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09-30-2003, 09:35 AM
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I've got this kit, but it is not yet built. I can tell you that it has a full engine, which can be viewed when finished by opening up the engine cover. However, in my opinion, if a Tamiya F50 is available/financially feasible, then I would definitely got for one of those instead as they are more detailed and generally better all round.
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09-30-2003, 10:08 AM
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I give my vote to the Tamiya kit too. I don't think it's even that expensive, atleast at the Japanese mail order shops. You can probably build a very detailed model if you but as much time and effort on the Tamiya kit as you would put to a Revell kit just to make all the parts fit (although I haven't built the Revell kit, but if it's usual Revell standard then it'll need some work).
-Mikko
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