TAMIYA bB model for CrispyxB from THAILAND
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TAMIYA bB model for CrispyxB from THAILAND
I was out to lunch bout an hour ago and walked past an official TAMIYA model store which if anyone knows is a big brand of model in Japan and has been around for years. Crispy asked me to keep an eye out for him for any more bB models like i got last time and this I really found an awesome bB model that YOU build but comes with felt for actual carpeting and i believe headliner in the vehicle, chrome pieces, and graphics.
I picked it up for $40 USD and they had THREE more in the store and maybe more in the back. IF ANYONE ELSE is interested in me bringing them back one please let me know and I will do what I can. Any one that orders one must be committed and not change their mind please.
I had to use imageshack instead of photobucket cuz they're down for maintenance and imageshack sux so these are clickable links to larger images if the smaller ones are too hard to see
I picked it up for $40 USD and they had THREE more in the store and maybe more in the back. IF ANYONE ELSE is interested in me bringing them back one please let me know and I will do what I can. Any one that orders one must be committed and not change their mind please.
I had to use imageshack instead of photobucket cuz they're down for maintenance and imageshack sux so these are clickable links to larger images if the smaller ones are too hard to see
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the box is ONLY sealed with two pieces of tape keeping the top and bottom piece together, i figured it better to check and make sure everything was there rather than leave the two pieces of scotch tape there :-p. All the plastic bags are still sealed though so no worries.
I leave on the 30th though back for the states so if anyone wants one you only have a few days to decide. The shop is only a short walks distance from my apt so its not a big deal to get one as long as i find out in time.
I leave on the 30th though back for the states so if anyone wants one you only have a few days to decide. The shop is only a short walks distance from my apt so its not a big deal to get one as long as i find out in time.
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If you are a serious collector like me, this is what you need to buy. This will be the third thing I have got from him from Asia. Cant wait to get it. Thanks alot for thinking about me. Have a wonderful time for the rest of your trip and come back home safe.
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I'd love one....I have searched the internet and found a few sites that had them. I know that besides Tamiya another company that had them was Fujimi. As far as I know all of them have been discontinued.
And Trust me this won't stay in the box for collection purpose's. I'll be building it. Guess I'll have to post some pics of a few of my models to show you guys my modeling skills. I'll try to get some pics of them this weekend.
And Trust me this won't stay in the box for collection purpose's. I'll be building it. Guess I'll have to post some pics of a few of my models to show you guys my modeling skills. I'll try to get some pics of them this weekend.
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Originally Posted by Mooneyzs
I'd love one....I have searched the internet and found a few sites that had them. I know that besides Tamiya another company that had them was Fujimi. As far as I know all of them have been discontinued.
And Trust me this won't stay in the box for collection purpose's. I'll be building it. Guess I'll have to post some pics of a few of my models to show you guys my modeling skills. I'll try to get some pics of them this weekend.
And Trust me this won't stay in the box for collection purpose's. I'll be building it. Guess I'll have to post some pics of a few of my models to show you guys my modeling skills. I'll try to get some pics of them this weekend.
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the item costs 910 baht which comes out to roughly $30 USD and then sometimes tax. I've heard that when bringing items through customs you can get taxed going through customs if bringing multiple items of the same nature.
I say $40 to be safe so there are no bad surprises when i get home, if it ends up being cheaper the of course the difference will be given back which could be $10.
Mooneyes I will pick one up for you, Keoki were you interested as well if it ends up being $30?
I say $40 to be safe so there are no bad surprises when i get home, if it ends up being cheaper the of course the difference will be given back which could be $10.
Mooneyes I will pick one up for you, Keoki were you interested as well if it ends up being $30?
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I would like one also please, and possibly, if you don't mind, can you look for a Ferrari 328 GTS model also (in black if already assembled). If you find one and you can get everything for under $175, count me in, otherwise the $40 for the Bb is no problem.
This is so awesome, thanks for offering this,
Chris
This is so awesome, thanks for offering this,
Chris
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Originally Posted by bBlover
Japanese models are expensive so that price isn't out of ther norm.
If I am wrong please correct me but I have an order now for two more bB's....one for Mooneyez and one for ShowtimexB as well as one Ferrari for ShowtimexB?
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Originally Posted by MTcX
Originally Posted by bBlover
Japanese models are expensive so that price isn't out of ther norm.
If I am wrong please correct me but I have an order now for two more bB's....one for Mooneyez and one for ShowtimexB as well as one Ferrari for ShowtimexB?
bBlover your right they are a little more expensive for example, Tamiya, Fujimi and Hasegawa are more expensive then Revell, Amt and Monogram. But I'll tell you what the detail on the Japanese kits tend to be much better than the american kits. I have a crap load of kits at home of unbuilt models. But then again I have taken a $10.00 Amt kit and by the time I was done with it, I probably had about 150 to 175 bucks in it. Call me nuts but I do have some skills......
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Originally Posted by oldmanatee
mooneyes....I can take a Tamiya kit and have the body prepped and in primer in less time that I can have a Revell or AMT body halfway sanded.....But I am not a Haeagawa fan.
Any way I'll make sure and take a few pics of some of my built kits this weekend and post them up for you all to see.