Let's give this a try!! 1/24 Aoshima Skyline Racecar Model Kit.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- There's a first time for everything!! I'm going to try my first Aoshima model kit!!
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The weird “cone” things you mentioned not know what they were, they go in the wheels they are “turbo fan” to aid with cooling on the brakes i believe
Good video… Aoshima kits are very nice.. I have a couple of the Hilux Toyota pickup models… no engine but unbelievable suspension and lift kit…the discs with spokes are for cooling.. they fit inside the wheels… shame to cover those beautiful wheels… with your paint jobs, definitely 2 tone it
I haven't found any kits at a
ollie's in over a year but I found a nice Ford Trucks Book at Ollie's at a reasonable price a couple of days ago so I picked it up...
Squadron sanding sticks. I recognize the symbol. That rear one is typically called the "C" pillar. The center post on a sedan is the "B" pillar
Enjoy the build.
Yes I've had a few aoshima models by far my favorite besides tamiya. They are always plenty of fun and come with loads of customization
I can't wait to see that kits done and I did not know you played Gran Turismo I like the British Touring Car in that game I only got to play the first and 2nd Gran Turismo that was a fun game
It was only Datsun for export!In japan they were always Nissan!
I have had good luck with Silver Sharpie on chrome trim ..
Contact me I’ll explain the hole Datsun nissian thing and I also know everything about the car you are building the skylines are sort of my thing
Great videos 👍🏼 I'd suggest you go for the two tones, after masking,apply a coat of clear before the color so color won't bleed under the tape.
Looks like the body requires a bit of prep...
Please tell us what model camera you are using Matt.
These Japanese silhouette races were the catalyst that spawned the crazy “Bosozoku” road cars in the 80’s. The Bosozoku cars took the huge front splitters, box arches, rear wings and long exhaust pipes to new heights of lunacy. There are a few Aoshima kits in collaboration with liberty walk that give a taste of the first Bosozoku car.
Cool!
I have Dunlop. My belly Dunlopped over my belt. Datsun was changed from Nissan for the American market in case they failed. That way it wouldn't hurt the Nissan brand.
😂🤣🤣🤣😂 I've Got 1 o Those Dunlop's Myself n I'll Have To Remember That 👍👍👍
Japanese kits change names a lot Aoshima kits have re-appeared as Nunu and Platz recently. I have LS and Takai kits that are 5 yrs apart and identical. It's sort of a trivia game after a while.
Platz and NUNU are aoshoma top of the line kits of race cars
Ought to be an interesting build...
"A" pillar is at windshield. Then next pillar towards rear of vehicle is the "B", etc. Great video!
You need an engine for that puppy Matt?! Just finished up a Flathead! LOL! Thanks for the fun shout out buddy!!
I'm really looking forward to this build! A unique racer. I've never seen that one.
TWO TONE IT BROTHER, TWO TONE IT!!!!
Definitely two-tone!
Concentrate on the build. The Japanese are the best mold makers in the world. Research on this car would yield a lot. "Scoop" things are chimneys. Same for rear radiator exit flair extensions. This car is where "Datsun" figured out the 1000 hp 4 cylinder in a very competitive manufacturer driven series (nee Formula)
Datsun was a key part of the global car market until 1986, when Datsun's owner, Nissan Motor Company, controversially scrapped the brand name in favor of its own.
Japanese kits are significantly more superior to ANY American kit ever produced. The fit , finish, engineering and manufacturing processes shine through with every kit. Tamiya is the top in quality. Although they can be more expensive, the cost is worth every penny.
That chin splitter is HUGE!!!, maybe they use them to clean off the track ( LOL ) don't ever change!, half the reason I tune into your channel is because you go off on rabbit trails ( unlike some guys who think everything that comes out of their mouth should be gospel ), remember a while back when you got that smashed model- it looked like the only thing that was messed up were the A pillars ( other than that, it looked like a fun build )
I've only had two or three Aoshima car kits and other than the ford falcon and Blade runner cars. All excellent kits. Sames goes for their Thunderbirds models (the puppet model tv show) , very well done for the price.
Datsun was a subdivision of Nissan started because Nissan wasn't sure Nissan would be successful in the U.S. They were concerned if Nissan failed here, it would be a disgrace to the company. Once Nissan was comfortable that Nissan would succeed, they dropped the Datsun name.
lol one color I have seen you paint I 100% know you can do this kit Matt , Go for it I know you will enjoy the kit test yourself and enjoy what I know you can build ,look how good your first pro street came out .
Yeah What He Says 🤗🤗🤗
Ive used DupliColor paints on a few of my models. They turned out pretty good. Still like Tamiya sprays though
I have a few Aoshima kits. Ain't built one yet, but they have a whole bunch of very cool JDM cars.
Hi
Nissan made military vehicles in ww2 so they never wanted to use the name when exporting after the war so they used Datsun for export till the 80s
never built a Aoshima kit but i did pick one up a couple of months ago a London black cab had a look in the box and it looks like a great kit
Ohh your stepin up on quality kits but don't buy the old ones from the 80s very bad quality
2 tone is just a simple mask and this box art shows a pinstripe above the main black. Hobby tape and some painters masking tape and you got this!
Good luck 🤞greetings from Norway 🇳🇴
a real one , right hand drive and all went whipping by me yesterday in lockport,NY!
I saw someone take a tire lettering crayon and smear some on a piece of cardboard then just press the tire into the cardboard and the lettering wasnt too bad
Exactly on the rim thing haha everyone literally says rims and people wanna act smart asses and be like it's wheel
Love those wheels!!
If you have Google translate on your phone, you can select a translation for reading other languages.
Love the really wide fenders on this car. I'll be watching
It is tire, and the other is a wheel. Nothing about the wheel is a rim...rim is a trim a piece that is a small hollow piece.
my mothers 280ZX turbo was a datsun, 1981
Rims and tires that's how I was raised as well ...🤔 it's no worse than someone saying Boot and bonnet boots are something one wears on their feet and bonnets is something that one wears on their head. a car has neither to necessitate the need for a boot or bonnet.
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In Japan it was Nissan and Datsun(exports) in the states. Then it transitioned to Nissan in the states as you mentioned.
Good work so far waiting to see what colour’s you go for 👍🇦🇺
Datsun was a USA name... japan was always Nissan as far as I know.
Two tone. I'd also open the hood vents & put photo etched screen in them
1986 is when Datsun became Nissan
Over seas in Japan thay are Datsun
Cool kit, ls swap that beast 👌 😎
looks good so far
Nice choice of kit there, sometimes it's great building something different that what we're used to! Nice work so far, looking for the next video on this.
The Skyline is coming out nice. I've used Dupli-Color, Plasti-Cote and Tamiya primers. All of them in my opinion lay down good and sand easy. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks again Matt for sharing your build with us.
Aoshima kits are great amd always fun to build!This kit is really from the 80s!So its around 40 years old!So a little forgiveness for the flaws!Todays new Aoshima Kits are much better!Close to Tamiya quality!
a lot of the curbside kits like those are nice and full of great details. They also brag about the engines on a lot of the Tuner types even though they don't have the engines but it would be great to build the kit and have a super detailed engine on a stand beside one of those kits.