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I think I got myself the best R34 Skyline available on the market! Fantastic job by Hobby Japan.
Feels good to buy something that is not tuned to death with silly wide bodykits! Am I getting too old for today's cars culture? For sure, hahaha...



Godzilla - Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) V-Spec '99 - Hobby Japan 1/18 by David TRIN, on Flickr




Godzilla - Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) V-Spec '99 - Hobby Japan 1/18 by David TRIN, on Flickr




Godzilla - Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) V-Spec '99 - Hobby Japan 1/18 by David TRIN, on Flickr



Godzilla - Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) V-Spec '99 - Hobby Japan 1/18 by David TRIN, on Flickr



Godzilla - Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) V-Spec '99 - Hobby Japan 1/18 by David TRIN, on Flickr



Godzilla - Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) V-Spec '99 - Hobby Japan 1/18 by David TRIN, on Flickr



Godzilla - Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) V-Spec '99 - Hobby Japan 1/18 by David TRIN, on Flickr

tuned to death with silly wide bodykits! Am I getting too old for today's cars

I couldn't agree more. Why do you consider the best available?

Sorry for taking so much time to answer.
Quite simple, shape wise it’s spot on. And yes some failed to replicate a boxy shape car...

The problem is autoart's mold is very very old. And even when they released updates, such as windows and actual mesh, the body shape stayed the same. If they re-did it in ABS, I'm guessing the shape would be more spot on this time. Great pics, looks like the real thing

Thanks!
Aa's mold is old indeed. I would love to see them re-do it from scratch but that'd be selfish and a waste of resources and time. There are much more to do out there.