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Anyone knows the origins of this one?

http://www.hlj.com/product/HYDHD03-0011

Is it a "new tool", or they copied one of the existing kits?
At $50 a pop, isn't it cheaper to buy a Fujimi kit?
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

Hmm..dunno....

But I do know I paid the same for my RMoM GTO engine and I imagine that it's better than this one
(do RMoM still make/sell their 250 engine kits? SWB and GTO?)
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

No, RMMD don't sell or make their 250 Engines anymore.
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

Saw it yesterday on the mediamixhobby site and was going to ask the same question.

Anyone has better details about it? There was someone posting the Hobby design news around here, maybe he/she could help?

It sure looks good but it costs a bit and it's meant for a kit that already has an engine, not to mention that it's cheaper to buy the Revell or Italeri kit and those also contain the engine.
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

But it a Ferrari part.

That means of course there's demand for it.

If you make it, people will buy it. There's more than room for it in the market- people are demanding yet another 250 engine! Can't you hear them?? Just like they demanded three different Enzo kits! And five 430s! And 250s! And Calis! Can't you hear them chanting, calling constantly-

PLEASE - GIVE US - MORE - FERRARI - CRAP - NOW!!!

Even if it's just the same Ferrari crap, again and again.

What manufacturer could resist?


Props to Tamiya for resisting the calls of the masses, and putting out their new Altima kit!
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Props to Tamiya for resisting the calls of the masses, and putting out their new Altima kit!
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Props to Tamiya for resisting the calls of the masses, and putting out their new Altima kit!
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

I wonder if the Altima-wishers are still around...
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

Haha. Why can't we have more Aston Martin crap! This is coming from a tifosi!
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

why don't we all just build the crap we already have in our stashes instead of bitchin' about the newly released crap that we are never going to build anyway or pining for other, unproduced crap that we haven't got yet to add to the pile of unbuilt crap we already have etc. Ad nauseum (if you see what I mean )
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Why can't we have more Aston Martin crap!
I'm sure that as soon as you convince Aston Martin Ltd of the wisdom of licensing their brand name and designs for models, we will finally see the Aston kits we're waiting for.

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why don't we all just build the crap we already have in our stashes instead of bitchin' about the newly released crap
Can I help it if I'm chuffed about the Altima? Shizuoka is just weeks away, it can't be long now!!
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

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Is it a "new tool", or they copied one of the existing kits?
At $50 a pop, isn't it cheaper to buy a Fujimi kit?
Differential looks like a new tool. It seems to me that this kit tries to replace the plastic crap that Fujimi calls "engine block" and "differential". Price is too high, quality doesn't look convincing and others have already done it (better). HRM has similar engine in their line also.

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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

I thought they were going to release the new Prius? I'd sell all my unbuilt Ferrari models just to buy enough Priuses to paint one in every color!
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

Has anyone seen the HRM GTO engine kit? Is it new or a watered down RMM? Being friends/neighbors I had hoped when Norm Veber retired his RMM product line would be sold to Harold Bradford at HRM.

Andy, I admit the GTO has been overdone. I'd like to see more prewar stuff like Alfa 8c2900, Miller's, Auto Unions, Silver Arrows, Bugatti's, but it ain't gonna happen....
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Re: Anyone knows the origins of this one?

I personally have not seen HRM GTO engine.
I don't think that Fujimi GTO engine is that bad really, I think with some work it can look spectacular.
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