Speaking of Mazda, most people think of RX-7 or RX-8.... but I just love the COSMO SPORT of the 60s. the elegant and streamlined design really impresses me.cheers!!😊
thank you..I haven't participated in any model competition yet...I think aesthetics is a very subjective feeling.. the most important thing is that making models brings me a lot of joy.. this is enough for me..😊
I love videos on "straight out of the box" kits like this one, no modifications, keeping it OEM. Very nice. Would you be able to make a video on Fujimi 1/24 Nissan Z31 300ZR? Would appreciate it!
thank you!!😊this kit is very nice so I just want to build it as soon as possible..... I would like to build Z31,but unfortunately I don't have that kit and it's hard to find😔..any way, thank you for watching!!😄
Beautiful! Never noticed it before but this looks a bit like the Alfa Romeo Duetto roadster. I see elements of an older kit with the dash and door panels mounting under the glass
thank you!!😄 although this kit got aged ,it fits very well,the shape and panel line is nice and clean,the only thing need more attention is the front light cover..highly recommend!!👍
Hi Mr Lin, I've given up on this one, the version I have is the '68 marathon de la route, there's not even mounting holes for the spotlights, it's too a fiddly model for Me, My first and last Hasegawa model for Me unfortunately, open holes where the pins should go Thankyou Hasegawa, regards Stewart.
HI,sorry to hear that..I also got that kit, just check the instruction, I think the spotlight should be attached on the front bumper......yes,it might be a bit tricky to assemble the front spotlight....I will try to build that kit sometime..cheers!!😊
Hi Mr. Lin, A superbly well made model, I'd just like to say, I have the exact same model still sat in the box, We clearly have purchased them at different times!, mine sadly lacks the blue, metal is it? front centre badge for a thin transfer instead and it has been noted before that the instructions that came with mine are basically useless, unless You know a little about cars which luckily I do, apart from that, as You say, a great little kit, and having watched Your video has given Me the heart to reach for the glue!, thanking You, take care.
Hey Mr. Lin, Chris here......... question 4 U........when U fill in the panel lines with the Tamiya panel liner after U clear coat the kit.......doesn't the clear coat fill in the panel lines as to where the wash can't get into the panel lines? I always wondered about the clear coat filling the gaps.......is it a better idea to fill the panel lines after paint and before clear coating? I'm not sure if one way is a better way than another......please, let me know your thoughts.....thanks!!!!!
Chris my friend!😊 that's is the reason why I always engraved the panel line on my model... first,you will get a nice clean panel line after washing.second,the model will looks more detailed and more three-dimensional.... this engraving process takes time, but trust me,it is not as hard as you thought,you just need some proper tools and some practice.😉 you can fill the panel line befort clear coat, but I felt the "shiney panel line" just looks uncoordinated..😐 of course, you can just "paint"the panel line simply use tiny paint brush..but that is another story..😓 cheers!!
@@MRLINSSCALEMODELING Morning Mr. Lin.....thanks much.....I actually do scribe out the panel lines as well for the same reasons you described.I personally fill them in after paint before clear coat, that seems to work best for me. In my mind when I see some builders fill in the panel lines after clear coat, it just seems to me that the clear coat would fill in the lines & harden & there's no room for the wash to go into. Thanks much & I'll speak to you soon!!!!!!!!
