Tamiya 1999 JGTC Nismo Pennzoil GT-R model.
04-23-2007, 03:29 PM
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Tamiya 1999 JGTC Nismo Pennzoil GT-R model.
Built this bad boy about 6 years ago in Phoenix. If you have time to burn, and no social life (hey, I was in school!), this is the perfect hobby. This honestly would probably win some modeling contests if it was entered in the "box stock" category.
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1/24 plastic version:
Eric Comas (Yellow Hat Z33) & Satoshi Motoya piloted (now with Nismo/Xanavi)
yeah, it's Volk TE-37s
Metalizer paint for the chasis.
Real deal:
1/24 plastic version:
Eric Comas (Yellow Hat Z33) & Satoshi Motoya piloted (now with Nismo/Xanavi)
yeah, it's Volk TE-37s
Metalizer paint for the chasis.
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Originally Posted by steve5
did you make a mistake on the brake calipers?
the calipers in the back look bigger than the ones in the front...
the calipers in the back look bigger than the ones in the front...
the calipers in the front look larger than the ones in the rear to me...incredible job, especially on the detail. from someone that used to make models, you really don't appreciate the detail of one until you've had to put up with all of the small parts.
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Originally Posted by kevburgler
the calipers in the front look larger than the ones in the rear to me...incredible job, especially on the detail. from someone that used to make models, you really don't appreciate the detail of one until you've had to put up with all of the small parts.
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