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Old 01-31-2008, 09:48 PM
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How's Tamiya's Super GT 350z?

I was wondering how the interior detail is. It was released before the SC430, so I'm guessing it should be pretty reasonable.
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Re: How's Tamiya's Super GT 350z?

Its not bad, detail is about the same as the GT500 Skyline '03. Suspension detail is a little compromised due to the diecast metal plate though.
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Re: How's Tamiya's Super GT 350z?

The Z is nice, But i don't think it is the best bang for your buck, even though it does have a metal plate, the rest of the model doesn't give much room for expansion, and does have a nice interior but that is it. Besides the expected tamiya quality for the exterior detail.
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