Tamiya supra

Rod -
Tail lights a little bright but still awesome 🙂 TINY prewired LEDs from ebay

Rod -
A simple kit, but difficult to get a good result. I did an awful job of one of these 20 years ago, thankfully tamiya was nice enough to re-pop it so I could try again 🙂

Christian W
Very clean built - great paintjob! I like the popup light.

Dominik Weitzer
superclean result! the wheels looking perfect, the working popup headlights are awesome!

Pawel W
amazing - lights are doing great job!

Rod -
Hehe "switch" is a bit generous. It's 2 tiny wires hidden under the rear bumper. A bit of fiddling with tweezers to turn on!

Spanjaard
it looks great

Rod -
I'm happy with it 🙂 I might try some smaller wheels. I lowered it 2mm, but it still sits a bit high. I think the rims are (scale) 20".

dddd
Hi, l am currently building this kit and l stuck with fitting the diskbreak in , can you give a further discribition? That will be very helpful . Thanks a lot

Rod -
I don't remember... I know I lowered the ride height. That was easy, I just filed the axle holes in the chassis a couple of mm. I think after lowering, the Tamiya R34 disks will slip into place and can be glued. It wasn't difficult. I guess it depends what parts you have in your junk box.

Rod -
I changed the wheels after taking these pics. It's got fujimi r32 wheels now, they're a bit smaller and the styling suits the era better.

dddd
Thanks for replying! l also pick up r32 (not nismo) wheels except they are from tamiya which are almost the same size as the originak ones. l uploaded some pics in my album to illustrate how l attach the wheel to the shaft.

dddd
How do you think about that?

Rod -
Ah, that is tricky to do. I also have the Tamiya r32 wheels but decided fitting was to hard. I look forward to seeing how yours turns out.

Rod -
The fujimi wheels use polycaps, just like originals.