Pics, Fujimi Ferarri 348tb

[Ranger_X]

I did this kit a while ago. I was very unimpressed with how it turned out. This was the second fujimi kit I've made, and I've hated both. Everything was very fragile and a lot of parts broke and didn't fit well. This was extremely frusterating to build. I didn't polish the sides much because I was afraid of damaging it. I wouldn't recommend this kit to anyone except people very experienced with fujimi and *light* hands

[TURBO_EK4]

Very nicely done.:smoker2:

[Jonno]

Originally posted by TURBO_EK4
Very nicely done.:smoker2:

Ditto :bandit:

[COZMO6476]

despite the many problems you ran into, it looks pretty darn good to me. well worth a look. only thing i would suggest is adding some black to the insides of those tailpipes. i usually shave excess plastic in the tailpipes by spinning my hobby knife in there. works quite well. but a spot of black paint will also do the job. great job overall tho

[Ranger_X]

Thanks guys. I like the one shot that I put as my avatar

Yah, I should do those tailpipes. She'll get a partial overhaul sometime in the future. That or I'll get a different 348 kit. Does tamiya make one? This be one of my favortie ferraris.

[Jay!]

You've done a great job on a 'questionable' kit.

Originally posted by Ranger_X
That or I'll get a different 348 kit. Does tamiya make one? This be one of my favortie ferraris.

Hasegawa makes the other 348 kits. They come with engines and p/e details. For a great example, see www.italianhorses.net.

Would you pick up the Fujimi 348 again for $6?

[Ranger_X]

Originally posted by jay@af
You've done a great job on a 'questionable' kit. Hasegawa makes the other 348 kits. They come with engines and p/e details. For a great example, see www.italianhorses.net.

Would you pick up the Fujimi 348 again for $6?

Holy shizziat! That's a nice kit! Engine detail too! It'll be nice to build up a spyder model as a change too. Thx, this kit definitly goes on my most wanted list

[primera man]

Very sharpe looking

[hirofkd]

I guess I had light hand. I don't remember encountering any problem with either Fujimi or Hasegawa 348. Fujimi one was easier to put together, while I needed more careful dry fit with Hasegawa.
I like the shape of Hasegawa one, because it looks sharper, and it comes with the engine.

[tazdev]

good job.

[Jay!]

Originally posted by Ranger_X
It'll be nice to build up a spyder model as a change too

Just FYI, Hasegawa makes both the tb and ts. (I've only ever seen the ts, though...)

[ales]

Originally posted by jay@af

Would you pick up the Fujimi 348 again for $6?

You're not trying to sell my kit, are you?

[Jay!]

Originally posted by ales
You're not trying to sell my kit, are you?

No, I just wanted you to feed good about the price you paid for it...

[ales]

Originally posted by jay@af
No, I just wanted you to feed good about the price you paid for it...

I'll pay more than 2 times more for it! :right: Never mind, we'll discuss this later

[sausage]

Did the hasegawa release come with any photoetched parts and carpet? I've noticed Hasegawa stuff usually come with these, but I personally prefer Tamiya or Fujimi plastic quality over theirs. Hasegawa plastic seems to have a soft, 'bendable' feel to it.