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Does anyone have any experiences with Arii kits from Japan. I was considering purchasing one but they pricy.
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Try the search function. This has already been asked.
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It's very simple kit, basically there were manufactured pretty long...70's or early 80's. I'm building one right now(see signature: orange Colt Galant). Mirror are molded together with body, and interior is 1 piece mean seat, dashboard were molded together with the floor pan. So it can put battery below... One word,"Suck!" But something a sucky model can make into a beauty too, it only take more time and patient.
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Re: Arii Kits?
Arii hardly makes any model kit themselves. They usually buy or lease some of the unused molds. And they're usually 10-20 years old, so you get what you expect. Arii kits aren't recommended to newbies, but are alright for intermediate and experienced modelers with proper body prep skills.
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Re: Arii Kits?
I bought a Gen I RX-7 to build a replica of my Dad's car, and it was missing a rear window. I searched and couldn't find any contact information of any kind for the company, so my LHS took it back. I waited a few more weeks and found an NIB Tamiya model for about the same price after shipping.
The Arii model was very simple, serviceable but not great. |
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