Fujimi upcoming seen on HobbySearch Japan

[Exotics_Builder]

Looks like the F430 Scuderia and a 250 GTO are "ready to be reserved" at HobbySearch Japan. Hasn't made HLJ site yet.

No pictures yet.

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

Originally Posted by Exotics_Builder

Looks like the F430 Scuderia and a 250 GTO are "ready to be reserved" at HobbySearch Japan. Hasn't made HLJ site yet.

No pictures yet.

As they say here in the south...YEEEEEEEHAWWWWWWWW

I checked their site last evening and it hadn't been updated, guess this is today's update.
Well...GT-R #3, and an RX-3 race car too!

[Gamerxz]

I see a NISSAN GTR in tamiya section

[stryfe101]

Well now..I know I'm getting that f430 for sure, not sure which company I'll go with to buy the GTR from though....I'm thinking Tamiya though since they list an etching parts set as well....but with Fujimi being on the ball lately, might be time to give them a shot on it as well..

I see some good stuff coming from the Shizuoka Show in May..lets hope some very good pics pop up

Times are good fellas

Gray

[tonioseven]

Originally Posted by stryfe101

Times are good fellas

Gray

I agree; I plan on getting a couple of the GT-Rs and quite possibly one of the Scuderias as well. Life could be a whole lot worse these days!!

[ales]

Good news. Very good news. Very excited bout this.

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

Originally Posted by Gamerxz

I see a NISSAN GTR in tamiya section

4000 yen...priced just like an FXX...I'd say it's full detail. Let's hope...

[stryfe101]

Originally Posted by ZoomZoomMX-5

4000 yen...priced just like an FXX...I'd say it's full detail. Let's hope...

I'd hope so..These 4000 yen kits are rough on a limited budget..lol

I'm going to wait till Hobby Search has their stuff in stock with pics of the kit contents before I choose....either that or we see shots of the trio from Shizuoka..

I don't know though...I think I'm more excited about the Scud!

[bigfrit]

There goes the budget.

But even at those prices, it's hard to miss out on such amazing subjects, if it's up to par with modern fujimi.

I guess a thank you fujimi would be appropriate!

[Eric Cole]

Originally Posted by bigfrit

There goes the budget.

But even at those prices, it's hard to miss out on such amazing subjects, if it's up to par with modern fujimi.

I guess a thank you fujimi would be appropriate!

I agree... just when I thought I might take a year and spend less money.

Add to this the re-release of Tamiya's 1/12th scale Lotus78 and the recently announced 1/12th Martini 935 (I can probably avoid buying the 935 though, since I've already built one )

[gionc]

Yeeeep!!!! I must say that seeing the Fujimi scuderia (I guess it's not a surprise, anyone heard about a possible issue..) I'm a bit less sad since CM was quick than me... I must say also that was a good idea to stop the project when I smell something new coming..

I'll buy both: R35 and scudy. Maybe I'll think at the scudy engine, insthead waste time finishing the TK.

[GTV2000]

Originally Posted by gionc

Yeeeep!!!! I must say that seeing the Fujimi scuderia (I guess it's not a surprise, anyone heard about a possible issue..) I'm a bit less sad since CM was quick than me... I must say also that was a good idea to stop the project when I smell something new coming..

I'll buy both: R35 and scudy. Maybe I'll think at the scudy engine, insthead waste time finishing the TK.

Yes, yes,yes , please do the engine!!!!

[Exotics_Builder]

Originally Posted by GTV2000

Yes, yes,yes , please do the engine!!!!

Oh do I so agree on the engine.

I hope the 250 GTO is not a Revell/Protar repackage and is unique !

I could see combining the Revell Protar parts, the KA model detail set and this into one stunning model!

[TireGaint]

yeah.....finally we have new models.....2008 is a good year to us.

[hirofkd]

Originally Posted by Exotics_Builder

Oh do I so agree on the engine.

I hope the 250 GTO is not a Revell/Protar repackage and is unique !

Don't worry. Hasegawa has the rights to sell Revell kits in Japan, and the Revell/Protar 250GTO kit is "currently" available through Hasegawa, so the chance of Fujimi repackaging the same kit for the Japanese market is zero.

However, Fujimi 250GTO is priced the same as their curbside kits, so it's less likely to have the engine. I think we can go all out with other 250GTO kits, leaving Fujimi 250GTO as a casual build in some interesting color variations. At least that's how I'd do with detailed and curbside kits of an identical subject.

Also there will most likely be the Deluxe version of those Fujimi kits, so those who can wait should probably wait.