Mitsubishi Evolution

[DiGiTaLEcLiPsE]

Does anyone know a company that made the Mitsubishi EVO I, EVO II, EVO III and EVO IV stock and where I can get them?

[Vric]

Hasegawa made WRC version, but stock, never seen them

[jswillmon]

found these while searching, mabye it can help

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...ghlight=lancer

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...&highlight=evo

[DiGiTaLEcLiPsE]

Cool.. 1 off the list.. I'm trying to find all the evos.. I have 3,5,6,7 and 8.. Missing 1,2 and 4

[Kasso]

Originally Posted by DiGiTaLEcLiPsE

Cool.. 1 off the list.. I'm trying to find all the evos.. I have 3,5,6,7 and 8.. Missing 1,2 and 4

Really? i love Lancers. i plan to do that someday. Right now I almost have all the silvias (s13, s14, s15 are being ordered from HLJ). Can you post a pic of the boxes?

[DiGiTaLEcLiPsE]

Don't have them yet.. I'm planning to order them.. HMMM.. all the silvias sound cool too..

Here's the list I have so far..
1)
2)
3)FUJ03486 Fujimi 1/24 Mitsubishi Lancer GSR Evolution III
4)
5)FUJ03441 Fujimi 1/24 Mitsubishi Lancer GSR Evolution V
6)TAM24213 Tamiya 1/24 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI
7)FUJ03520 Fujimi 1/24 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII GSR
8)FUJ03548 Fujimi 1/24 Lancer Evolution VIII

[clem24]

You guys are joking right? Hasegawa makes the Evo 1, 2, 3, and 4. You can still find the 3 and 4 on eBay. 1 and 2 might be difficult. You'll start to notice that Hasegawa makes a much better Evo 3 than Fujimi. My impression of the Fujimi Evos (3, 5, 6) is that they barely resemble Evos. The front lights are soooo far off the mark. I remember seeing the Hase Evo 1 box. It's got a red car on the front.

Warachan's site has built up models of them all. The 2 and the 4 are absolutely AMAZING builds. Here's the direct link.

http://www.warachan.com/version3/gal...vo-gallery.htm

I'd recommend going here instead:

http://www.warachan.com

Lots of good stuff on it, but it's all in Japanese, so it's difficult to navigate. The link to all galleries it the second brown button on the left side.

clem..

[krebs128]

damn it, it's all in japanese!!! gonna have trouble buying it this way. guess i'll have to go the distance and learn japanese. i too am very interested in completely all 8 (9 if you include the new evo mr) evo's. so any info is greatly appreciated here.

[y0gfx]

I don't think warachan did all the evo's on that page. The quality is varied in each of the kits from insanely perfect to so-so.

[DiGiTaLEcLiPsE]

Woah, that's cool thanks.. I'm going to take a look on EBAY..

[clem24]

Warachan builds his own models which appear in his personal gallery accessible from the front page (first brown button on the left I think). Everthing else is contributions. I have a contribution in the Celica gallery. I think Warachan's build technique is just like Kunta's. Stunningly showroom clean and shinny and hard to tell from the real thing! They both have that "touch".

The site actually started out as a Toyota only gallery. I believe Warachan is (or used to be) an engineer at Toyota. The site has since expanded to include Honda, then Subaru, Mazda, Nissan, and finally Mitsu.

You'll have to learn to how read kana to identify the manufacturers of each kit...

clem..

[exhaust smoke]

Hasegawa are the only manufacturer to produce a street and rally version of the Evo 1, but now are discontinued and quite rare.

No kit was ever produced of the Evo 2 (as far as I know), however, if you had an Evo 1 spare, that can easily be converted into the Evo 2, as the external mods were quite subtle.

Hasegawa produced the best Evo 3. The street version has now been discontinued, but the rally versions are still available. Fujimi, however, still produce the street Evo 3's.

Hasegawa are the only manufacturer to produce the street and rally Evo 4's. Both variants are still available, but I advise being quick as it has been in production for a while and they may discontinue it soon, especially the street version.

Hasegawa again produced the best street Evo 5, but is now discontinued. The rally versions are still available, however, Tamiya's Evo 5 WRC is the best on the market. Fujimi are the only manufacturer to have a street Evo 5 available.

Tamiya produce the best Evo 6 street and WRC kits. Hasegawa still produces the Evo 6 street and WRC, Fujimi has a few variants of the street Evo 6 available and Revell Germany has the re-moulded Hasegawa WRC available.

Fujimi produces several street variants of the Evo 7 and Tamiya produces the best Evo 7 WRC. Airfix/Heller has the Evo 7 WRC available.

Fujimi are the only manufacturer to have the Evo 8 street available in a few variants.

Hope this helps.

[DiGiTaLEcLiPsE]

Ahh.. I see.. I guess the best way to do this is just start at the evo3 instead at the evo.. *sigh*

[exhaust smoke]

I would not lose heart, you may be lucky on ebay. Alternatively, you can be brave and de-Evolve a couple of Evo 3's. The differences are on the front/rear spoilers, rear wing and side skirts. These can be altered with putty/plasticard and some patience. I mean the hard things to scratch build, i.e the lights are already done for you as the Evo's 1,2 & 3 have the same lense configurations. If you can get hold of Hasegawa's Evo 3, it has the Evo 1's rear spoiler as an unused part. Good luck!

[Inservible]

Nobody makes a Stock Lancer?