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 Aoshima is famous for their excellent curbside models, and the Pathfinder is a good example. The chassis and suspension are sharply molded, and the break details are included. The wheels and tires are wonderfully done, and the front wheels are posable. |
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 The one piece body is beautifully done. The grille and bumpers are separate, and all lenses are clear. The fender flare are separate, so they can be painted separately. The kit comes with many optional parts such as the animal guard and lights. |
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 My interest is not limited to sports and race cars, but SUV and luxury cars attract me also. This model was the first SUV I put together, and it turned out well. The body was painted with Poly-S paint, and Testor's clear over coat was used as usual. |
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I didn't use all the optional parts, but I only added the front bumper guard and fog lights.
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| Where to buy the Pathfinder kit
Aoshima products are available from your local hobby store in the U.S. through American SATCO http://www.americansatco.com or well stocked online hobby stores such as Hobby Link Japan http://www.hlj.com and Rainbow Ten http://www.rainbowten.co.jp The Pathfinder is marketed as Terrano in Japan, so use it as a key word when searching for the model. |
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