Aoshima 05347 1/24 Nissan Skyline GC10 2000GT Retro Model Kit  [AO-05347]

Aoshima 05347 - 1/24 Nissan GC10 Skyline 2000GT 71 The Model Car No.46
Price:
NZD$37.17
Brand:
Aoshima
Model:
AO-05347
GTIN:
4905083053478
Condition:
Brand New
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Aoshima 1/24 Nissan GC10 Skyline 2000GT: Retro Racing Icon in Scale

This Aoshima 1/24 scale captures the spirit of the Nissan GC10 Skyline 2000GT, a car that made its mark in early 1970s competition. The kit brings out the silhouette and racing cues that enthusiasts recognise.

Why the GC10 Matters to Modellers

The Nissan GC10 Skyline 2000GT is represented with careful surface detail and proportions, making it a useful subject for hobbyists wanting a historically significant build. The parts layout supports accurate assembly and reference work.

Parts Quality and Finish Advice

Components are engineered for tidy joins and realistic appearance after painting. Builders will appreciate the well-defined body lines and wheel shapes when preparing the model for display or diorama work.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/24
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly: Required
  • Paint: Required

Is this kit suitable for beginners?

New modellers can attempt it, but some prior practice with trimming, filling and painting will make the build process smoother.

Can I add weathering or custom decals?

Yes, the kit accepts custom decals and weathering techniques; thin washes, dry brushing and subtle chipping can add period realism.

Where can I find reference paint codes?

Consult period photographs and manufacturer archives for authentic colour matches, or use community forums to compare commonly used paint mixes.

What basic tools are recommended?

Essential tools include sharp sprue cutters, hobby knife, fine files, sanding sticks and model cement; a reliable paintbrush set or airbrush helps with finishes.

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