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Mine was also the original one; I bought thew seat belt kit separately

@@TMModelkits This seat belt set looks great. May I know the brand and where to get it? I found it's hard to find 1/12 seat belt.

@@seanliao5139 www.spotmodel.com/product_info.php?products_id=2257

@@TMModelkits Thank you, sir!!!!

@@seanliao5139 Anytime

I didn't build that one, just some minor repairs to a built one

I had lots of moments I wanted to quit, but just kept going

@@TMModelkits I’m building the Alfa as we speak just completed two wheels. The lacing sequence once you figure it out saves time. I modified mine a little and sanded the plastic inserts to match the size of the rims.

Merci mon ami.... merci

Thank you very much my friend. For now I don't have much spare time to provide new content, but hopefully that will change in the near future.

My pleasure, glad you liked it, and always a pleasure to be of help

The instructions mentioned black

In this case I airbrushed it because I needed to keep the outside part of the rim chrome and you have more precision with the airbrush over the spray can

Thank you

It's a static model, not a R/C car

Thank you

They're not mine and they're already gone, but thank you for your kindness 😅

Many thanks Yes, I used both of them; Microset is to apply on the surface where the decal is to be placed; Microsol is to be used after the decal is applied to soften it so it blends with the surface

I can't remember the paint exactly, it is an Enamel from Humbrol. The clear is Zero paints clear coat lacquer

Thank you. You are right; editing the whole thing was always time consuming and right now time is short, and sometimes I really forgot the camera was rolling while I was building, maybe that can somewhat justify the lack of good lighting from time to time. I really want to start posting videos again, but it's not easy

@@TMModelkits I did several build logs in photographs about 10 years ago and found it a good motivator. I also found even that was too much work for me. Some guys can build through a macro lens in real time video. That's pretty intense!

Thank you

Well, thank you Sir, I try my best

I'm next in line

Make the kit as 1/12 scale but no painting instructions for body except internal painting of parts , separate painting and decals sold as per the team that buyer wants to buy that way the manufacturer saves by not having to sell numerous kits of different teams,Porsche 956/962 short tail these I remember from watching them at Brands Hatch and Silverstone,great days

Make the kit as 1/12 scale but no painting instructions for body except internal painting of parts , separate painting and decals sold as per the team that buyer wants to buy that way the manufacturer saves by not having to sell numerous kits of different teams,Porsche 956/962 short tail these I remember from watching them at Brands Hatch and Silverstone,great days

Thank you very much my friend

Try this customer-service.tamiya.de/en/service/manuals/?ps=kawasaki+z1300

You mean the instruction manual?

Muito obrigado

Yes I did, without painting, they just look like bits of plastic

@@TMModelkits Thanks. Was your version the one with the pre-made chain or the one in pieces? I have the chain pieces but cannot find the little pointed tool thing for it, nor do I understand how it's supposed to keep the parts together.

@@Midnight2534 Pre-made, it was the first series, I guess yours is the later one

Thank you very much my friend

Ak Interactive Xtreme metal Matt Aluminium over a semi gloss black base. Those work wonders

It is terrible

@andrewsandoz8005 - I had the good fortune of building 2 of these Fiat GP cars and have to take some issue with you saying they are one of the worst 1:8 scale kits. I bought the first one when it was released in 1966 or '67 for about $100.00. I built it and later gave it to one of my better marine insurance agents. A year or so after that, I was gobsmacked to see it at K-Mart for $30.00! Turned out the importer for this kit went bankrupt and unloaded them to K-Mart. I did a much better finishing job on this model and it sets here under plexiglass as I type this, some 49 years later. Back to the quality of the kit. None of the Pocher kits were what I would call high quality, and I have built 5 of them over the years so am quite familiar with their sometimes poor fit problems. The ONLY issue I had with the Fiat GP kit was the beautiful and realistic chain drives didn't rotate the wheels? Very strange, but not a deal breaker in my book. Everything else fit like it should with no warped panels, etc. Their instructions were sometimes a bit confusing, but keep in mind that this was a small, family operation and obviously they had some limitations as far as quality resources go. Pocher got me started on 1:8 scale kits so I have a historical fondness of sorts for them. Hornby of the U.K. bought the name, and still has problems with providing accurate, clearly printed and logically sequenced instructions. Even after they "corrected" them, they still had errors in them. I currently have 2 Agora models from the U.K. and they are prepainted, diecast bodies, frames, and suspension and significantly better instructions. It's too bad you didn't make an effort to complete it because it is quite unique in 1:8 scale - no other maker has anything like it to my knowledge! While times have changed in 49 years, some things also have and some have not changed.

I sure am, of my mental state at least 😂

Hi, I can only think of Ebay, as it is pretty old

Solo Ebay, lo creo

Thank you my friend

@@TMModelkits You're very welcome my friend! Your channel just popped up on my feed, so I subscribed as well, I will be watching more videos shortly! 🤜🏻🤛🏻

Pocher only does 1/8 kits as far as I know

These kits were discontinued in the 90’s.

www.modelmotorcars.com/useful-info/pocher-manuals/ There you go

Thank you very much

It's not the best kit in the world; take care when building the interior, very vague fitting

Thank you, I'm really glad it's helping in someway. Too bad I don't have the time lately to make more of them

@@TMModelkits it’s ok, work as you can! I can’t wait to finish mine!

@@Chevygang23LT Would like to see the final result

Thank you When you're dealing with Tamiya, it's guaranteed you'll have a good time