Anyone built Tamiya Porsche 911 GT2

Tamiya typically prodices some beautifully engineered kits. I haven't built that one in particular, but I have built some others from the same era. They were typical Tamiya: very little flash, if any; very fine mold lines that are a breeze to remove; nice detail, and exceptional fit. The most difficult part would be the painting for me. The only downside I could mention is that on some kits the interior door panels are not seperate parts, but molded with the rest of the interior tub, which makes them a pain. With your car building experience, you should have an easy and fun build with this one.

I have this currently on my bench, but when it will be completed is a different story. Love the fit of parts and will make this a true road car as I have filled the fuel filler door on the hood.

Thanks guys.

 I finally got to start on mine, yesterday at my model car group build session. With this really being my first Tamiya build. I have to say, WOW! I am very impressed with this kit and I am having allot of fun with it. As soon as I have a little more done, I will post some pics.

 I am building mine as if it was a hobby racer's SCCA club car and open track event race car. I have had an idea to build something just like this for a long time, and wanted it to be a 911. I thought that I was going to have to get a street car and make a roll cage and other race stuff. Then when I saw this kit at my friend's hobby shop. I had to get it. I never saw it before. My friend told me that this kit had been on his shelf for years. LOL!

Matt

The only fit issue I've run across so far is the rear wing/intake opening. I'm using a bit of styrene to fill the little gaps. Not done with it yet in this photo!