Fujimi Ferrari kits

Don't be sorry for the questions Dave. They are good ones. Buy anything you want now. With prices going up all the time they won't be any cheaper in the future, especially Fujimi Ferrari kits. I was like you when I started back modeling 4 yrs ago and I bought kits I wanted and high level kits because I knew I would work up to their level someday and I am glad I did. I now have over 600 kits some as high as level 5 and Fujimi Enthusiast Ferrari kits which are rare and pricey now, but when I bought them they weren't and I am glad I bought all my kits when I did. It's also a good investment. My collection of kits is worth 3 or 4 times what I paid for them but if I had waited I couldn't have done it. You can always get your money back if you don't build them especially with prices going up all the time and I am now able to build some of my higher level kits and I am glad I have them already and don't have to go and find them and pay more for them. Buy what you want whenever you can. My opinion.

Ooh good question. Here are my thoughts.
1. As with all kits. So many are made and then that's it. Years later they resurface as repops. Especially monogram, Amt and revell. Fujimi, tamiya and aoshima not so much. These kits are naturally higher because of better quality. The three latter kits I mentioned, you will never see and flash. And even seam lines are barely noticeable. This three Japanese kits are normally more scarce than the other brands being made now. I recommend keeping an eye for what you're looking for on eBay. You've bound to find a good deal. Just try to keep yourself to a limit so you don't over pay.
2. Difficulty? I would say that because of how well they are molded it's actually easier. The building is a different style that the first three kits I mentioned but the end result is great. Don't be afraid of difficulty. You'll learn more and more as you go along.
3. I would dare to say you are ready now. Like I said all parts fit perfectly 99% of the time. Möbius kits are pretty well made as well so you're actually spoiling yourself a bit. Lol. When you switch over to monogram, amt or revell you find those more challenging. I did at least.

But like Dennis said, you will eventually have more than what you can build. If I can get it at a good deal, I buy it even if I don't need it. I eventually will, need parts from it or trade it to somebody because they need/want and I get something I need or want later as well.

Don't believe the difficulty levels on the box. Let your skills tell you what you can and can't do and do something new every build. If you're looking to try something check out the tutorials we have or ask. Somebody here will know how to do it.

I have found that the level 2 kits are more challenging than the level4/5 kits in some ways as they are more difficult to detail some of them. The one that I have on the back burner I am junking the engine from as it is just not how I want it to be. Also you may find the ferrari kits a little cheaper on ebay uk as we seem to get more Japanese kits this side of the pond, so their price doesn't rise as quickly. I also found a site last night that had a lot of older kits and some weren't too bad for price, but some were expensive.It seemed to be mostly japanese and Euro car/truck kits though If anyone wants the site address feel free to pm me, I found it by mistake and am happy to share. Couldn't tell if it was a club or Store though.

Well I ordered both the Tamiya Enzo and Tamiya LaFerrari kits with the photo etch and carbon for the LaFerrari. I'll be ready to build them some day. Lol, I am not even sure I know what photo etch and carbon is right now as it relates to plastic modeling.