“Nissan” 370Z – the Japanese/ Russian racing car

Nissan 370Z (body type Z34) – a sports car, manufactured by “Nissan Motors”. In Japan the Z series is known as the “Fairlady Z”. The latest generation car was first introduced as a production model in Los Angeles on November 19, 2008, and went on sale in early 2009. In April 2009 the world premiere of the “Nissan” 370Z roadster sports car took place in New York. According to Nissan, the 370Z “Convertible”, an open-top sports coupe, comes with a soft fabric roof as standard, while metal roofs are made by tuning companies. The roadster model was discontinued in 2019, the coupe version was produced until the end of 2020, and the 370Z model was discontinued that year. Many racing teams have used and still use these cars for their team racers to start. These models are very popular among drift teams, including in the Russian Drift Series, the model of the car of which two-time champion A. Caregradtsev is offered to make in this publication.

A small car, a small model - colorful, designed for beginners and modelers with little experience. The engine, trunk and interior, suspension, bottom details is not detailed, but model is quite colorful. There is even a racer figurine in the same scale. There are no color reserves, no textual instruction, but the graphical instruction, which although small, should be enough for good model assembly, are detailed, informative, and easy to read.