A plastic kit of the Japanese sports coupe Nissan Fairlady 300ZR in 1:24 scale, the 1986 form.
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Fairlady is the Japanese name of the Nissan sports coupe that was sold on other markets under the Z line. The 300ZR version from the middle of the 1980s already belongs to the angular generation with a wedge nose, pop-up headlights and sharply cut sides, that is to the form most modelers associate with Japanese sports cars of that time. The number 300 in the designation refers to the displacement class of the engine, while the ZR tag marks a more sportily tuned version of the line.
It is a kit of a passenger car in 1:24 scale, the most common scale for car models. The extent of the parts, the interior equipment and the options for the color scheme are described in the instructions enclosed with the kit.
On an angular body it is not worth rushing the sanding. Edges and sharp transitions are easily rounded off and the model then loses the character of the subject, so run the sandpaper along the edge, not across it. Think through the pop-up headlights in advance, because their position cannot be changed once they are glued. Wash the body in lukewarm soapy water before spraying and let it dry, apply the paint in several thin coats and glue the glazing with a glue made for clear parts.
For modelers who collect Japanese cars of the 1980s in 1:24 scale. Paints, glue and tools are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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