NSX Type-R Stop Animation (Video)

[NeoNSX]

I've been at home sick, so i thought i'd put my time off to good use... by building an NSX Type-R model.

Check out the funky animation:

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[JDMnsxR]

hahah... too funny. :tongue:

 

[simonprelude]

Liking that, just wish I had time to build some of the ones I have stacking up.

 

[NeoNSX]

Liking that, just wish I had time to build some of the ones I have stacking up.

Same. The model was given to me over 18mths ago... it's taken that long to finally create it.

 

[simonprelude]

I have a 4th Gen Prelude and a CRX delsol model that I bought in around 1997
Besides quite a few NSX ones to build up, just no time.

 

[NSXDreamer2]

Neo, no offense, and it's really not your fault...

IMO the model looks horrible... and I had 2 in my house for 4 yrs now... good thing I haven't started making them. Seems like I might just use the original Na1 made by Tamiya and then fit the Fujimi's Na2 kits on it...

Oh, btw, all Fujimi models are horribly lifted like 4wd truck. what I do is to lowerd them, don't do anything to the chassis,

first, trim the legs of the interior "tub", then cut off all the legs or clips where the body and chassis meet. fit them all together and see if you archieve the ride height you want.. (now that the interior tub is the part that support the body, hence, lowered.) Go back and trim more if it's not low enough ...

I'm no expert, but try that...

 

[NeoNSX]

No offense taken. But I think everyone here will agree you can't compared a build-it-yourself plastic model to a diecast model. Diecast models are infinitely better looking.

 

[WarpDriveKid]

neat!