Nissan GT-R

[gtlm2000]

I couldn't show how I build this for workbench page. Sorry about that.

I just Finish Fujimi and Aoshima's Nissan GT-R. I'm still working Tamiya kit.

1/24 Nissan GT-R, Fujimi kit

1/24 Nissan GT-R, Aoshima kit

[janositamas]

Very nice job on both, they make a nice duo! I've built the Tamiya kit only, so which one is better Fujimi or Aoshima, what's your opinion?

Anyway, it is interesting how small the wheels of the Aoshima kit look comparing to the Fujimi one...

[kneelingyak]

I too would like to know your opinion on the three different kits.

These are both excellent builds. I hope to one day build one of these and make it as clean as yours. The black on the Aoshima is fantastic!

[atenzapower]

You have a nice gtr couples there.

I screwed up mine expensive tamiya kit.,but i ll buy an other one.

[gtlm2000]

Most people told me Fujimi kit is close to real car. Aoshima kit is small wheel, but not bad.

Tamiya is their standard quality and easy to build.

[gtlm2000]

OK, I finally finished Tamiya's GT-R.

[Zoom Zoom]

Nice work

After building all three of them, what is the best kit overall from your standpoint? Take into consideration ease of build, accuracy, price, "fun to build", final appearance.

I've built the Tamiya and Aoshima; Tamiya's is definitely better, as it should be for the higher cost. I have an unbuilt Fujimi GTR and it looks to have the ability to be the best GTR kit overall, not only in overall detail but from a cost standpoint as well; it even exceeds Tamiya quality in some areas. Building it will be the ultimate test of that. I have to wonder how many ex-Tamiya kit designers are now working for Fujimi. Just looking at the product I suspect there's at least some bit of influence there.

Edited April 28, 2009 by Zoom Zoom

[gtlm2000]

Tamiya is expensive, but easy to build.

Aoshima and Fujimi seem same,but Fujimi kit is close to real car.

I think Fujimi kit is best.

I'm waiting V-spec. Aoshima and Fujimi will relase it.

Edited April 29, 2009 by gtlm2000