A plastic kit of the Japanese sports coupe Nissan Fairlady Z432R in 1:24 scale. The name also gives the PS30 body designation.
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Fairlady Z is the Japanese name of the Nissan sports coupe from the turn of the 1960s and 1970s, the car with a long hood and a flowing tail that opened the way for the brand among the respected makers of sports automobiles. The Z432 designation belonged to the top version for the home market and the R tag to its lightened version. The PS30 code given in the name is the body designation by which these cars are told apart to this day.
It is a kit of a passenger car in 1:24 scale, the scale in which most car models are built and in which it also stands out well in a display case next to other cars. The extent of the parts, the interior equipment and the options for the color scheme are described in the instructions enclosed with the kit.
The long hood and the flowing tail form large continuous surfaces on which every irregularity shows. So fill and sand the seams carefully once the body is assembled, and only then wash the parts in lukewarm soapy water and let them dry. Apply the paint in several thin coats. It is worth painting the chrome details and the window frames separately and fitting them onto finished paint, so that the surrounding surfaces do not have to be masked again.
For modelers who collect Japanese sports cars in 1:24 scale and for anyone looking for a classic subject from the beginnings of Japanese sports cars. Paints, glue and tools are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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