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<![CDATA[Tuff]]> http://blog.paran.com/tuff81 ko <![CDATA[결론은 이렇게 ...]]> http://blog.paran.com/tuff81/33719537 너무 기초적인걸 말하길래 몇마디 해주고, 모델팩토리히로 얘기 꺼내면서 비야낭거렸죠 ㅎ

그냥 결론은 그냥 만들어라 겠네요..

솔직히 이 제품 사기전에 여기저기 리뷰도 많이 찾아보고 했었는데..

구입한 사람도 별로 없는거 같고, 리뷰도 올라오질않고,,,

고생해서 만들어야겠어요... 언제 만들게 될지는 모르겠지만 ^^;

아무튼 이제품 품질은 좀 구리다.. 네요 ^^;

Firstly, let us apologize, and express that we had no intention to question your experience in modeling or your skill for that matter.

The molding process of our kits is very different from injection plastic molding. The moulds we are making out of silicon rubber, but silicon rubber is just a very general term. There are many types of silicon rubbers and they behave very differently. The silicon we chose is of a softer nature. It allows us reproduce casting of complex shapes more accurately with deep undercuts. Previously, we made kit with very shallow panel lines, but after numerous requests from our customers, we decided to do much deeper panel lines. This resulted in, sometime, wavy panel line. Still many customers prefer the deeper panel lines because they think it's easier to re-scribe when they see needed to. They told us they need to re-scribe any way for shallow panel lines. One additional benefit for deeper panel lines is after painting the body color, giving the panel line a deep wash can enhance the panel lines and also hide the waviness to a quite unnoticeable appearance.

Obviously there are many preferences and opinions with modelers and there is no one correct way to do things. Honestly we had always tried to strike a balance between all of them and making sure our kits are accurate and pleasurable to build. After saying all that, we will reflect your comments and concerns to our management without any prejudice.

We hope our explanation get the full understanding from you. Please feel free to let us know of your comments in the future and do understand that you are; like every each one of our customer; extremely important to us.

Thank you for your support and happy modeling!

Best regards,

Studio27/Gilles Co.,Ltd.
www.studio27.co.jp

]]> Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:06:17 +0900 <![CDATA[스튜디오27에서 온 답신.]]> http://blog.paran.com/tuff81/33579452 Dear Sir,

Thank you for email.

Those mold lines are not substandard. All resin kits are possible such molding.

First you need to by P-cutter or scribing tool before spray primer/surfacer.

P-cutter

http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/list/craft_tool/img/74015.jpeg

scribing tool

http://www.hlj.com/product/HSGTT-1

Multimedia kit and plastic model kit are similar but different. Multimedia kits are requested more advanced skill and experience than plastic models.

The below links are sample how to build multimedia kit written in Japanese. We hope you will find similar websites with your own language.

http://modelfactorybit.web.fc2.com/htmgk/index.html

http://www.joe-world.jp/yorozuya/try1.html

http://motor.geocities.jp/modelbuilder1961/built43-04.html

http://www.modelersite.com/Set2000/English/Techniques.htm

If possible, please tell us did you buy from which shop just for our record purpose. Our registered dealers are happy to help or advise you kit building.

Thank you for your support.

Studio27/Gilles Co.,Ltd.
www.studio27.co.jp

정상품이라고 하네요.

친절하게 피커터랑 스크라이브툴이랑 안내를 해주셨구요.. 레진킷은 처음 사본거 어떻게 알았는지 프라스틱킷이랑 다르다고 친절하게 안내를 ㅎㅎ

답변을 준비해야겠네요.. --

안그래도 바쁜데 일이 늘었네요 젠장!

]]> Tue, 18 Aug 2009 22:04:43 +0900 <![CDATA[도와주세요..]]> http://blog.paran.com/tuff81/33564082 얼마전에 산 레진킷이 좀 불량품인거 같아서 도움요청드립니다.

최근에 좀 활동을 못해서 염치가 없지만 부탁 좀 드릴께요..

먹선부분이 너무 이상하게 나와서요.. 이거 불량품 맞겠죠?

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]]> Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:04:00 +0900 <![CDATA[STUDIO27 FERRARI F430 GT #61,62]]> http://blog.paran.com/tuff81/33312011 저희형을 통해 구입했네요. 자세한 리뷰는 9월에 올릴께요 ^^;

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