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Old 02-09-2005, 07:59 AM
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What kits give you problems the most
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Old 02-09-2005, 08:27 AM
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Re: Kit problems

Tamiya 1/20 BMW Williams FW24
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Old 02-09-2005, 08:39 AM
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Re: Kit problems

The ones I'm building.
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Tamiya 1/20 BMW Williams FW24

Why? I'm going to be starting one in the not too distant future, what problems have you encountered? - Mark
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Re: Re: Kit problems

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Tamiya 1/20 BMW Williams FW24
Same for me.. The rear crawl simply don't fit on mine
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Re: Kit problems

What kits give me problem? The ones that doesn`t cooperate during the building process! They tend to loose parts( I had it 5 minutes ago!..) or the ones were the body has paint-allergy( paintjob screws up ..) and so on..

In short, every kit/buildup has some problems on the way from the opened box to the displaycase
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Re: Kit problems

Hey,

Um...can't remember specificly, but fiddly front suspentions are a bitch. Getting glass to stay put w.o falling out or smearing it up wiht glue or paint.

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Re: Kit problems

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Tamiya 1/20 BMW Williams FW24

Why? I'm going to be starting one in the not too distant future, what problems have you encountered? - Mark
-Rear cowl doesn't fit
-Monocoque is divided into two parts, which means u have to paint the seat, glue it in place then paint the exterior with the seat masked. Makes painting a hell of a job.
-2 tone paint scheme, masking of body is quite hard with irregular pattern.
-Fragile decals

Maybe it's just I'm not good enough to build the kit but I've built the Ferrari F2001 and it's just fine.
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Old 02-10-2005, 10:43 AM
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Thanks for the heads up on the Williams. I built the Ferrari F2001 too and thought it was a beautiful kit, the Williams kit parts look impressive too. Since I'll be doing the Williams for an article I guess I'll pass on any work arounds I find... - Mark
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Re: Re: Kit problems

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-Rear cowl doesn't fit
-Monocoque is divided into two parts, which means u have to paint the seat, glue it in place then paint the exterior with the seat masked. Makes painting a hell of a job.
-2 tone paint scheme, masking of body is quite hard with irregular pattern.
-Fragile decals

Maybe it's just I'm not good enough to build the kit but I've built the Ferrari F2001 and it's just fine.

well beside the 2 tone paint problem (I found it easy since they give decal to go over the joint line) I got the same problems as you.
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Re: Kit problems

Oh, c'mon. Tamiya kits are works of art compared to some poorly done resin kits.
I have TKM's Lincoln Mk.VIII, and well...it's like this:
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~xr2h-fkd...viii/mk800.htm

It's faster to scratchbuild it instead of fixing this model.
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Re: Kit problems

Geez, it looks to have come from the behind of a very sick man!!
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Re: Kit problems

Yikes, that TKM Lincoln will take some beating on the worst possible kit list. Fashioning a model with a rock and chisel would require less work!
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Re: Re: Kit problems

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Oh, c'mon. Tamiya kits are works of art compared to some poorly done resin kits.
I have TKM's Lincoln Mk.VIII, and well...it's like this:
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~xr2h-fkd...viii/mk800.htm

It's faster to scratchbuild it instead of fixing this model.
Oh my, that is absurdly crude...
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Re: Kit problems

I think that's the worst kit I've ever seen!!!

I'd like to see one of the top modellers on this forum have a go at it and see if they can make something which resembles a car!!
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