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Old 03-28-2003, 08:54 PM
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Anybody know if this Diablo is a plastic kit?



And is the Testors one a better quality kit than the AMT?
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The Testors is a reboxed Italeri, and yes it is better than the AMT, it has better body lines. The best non Fujimi Diablo is the Revell.
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Which means the testors set still has those awful italeri tyres?
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NOOOOOO!!!!!! Not the AMT Diablo!!!! I got one for my b-day a couple of years ago and it has given me fits ever since.:zx11pisse
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