1/64 Model Collectors Thread

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Do you take your cars out of the blisters?

  • Yes.

    Votes: 318 50.9%
  • Kinda, I open most of them.

    Votes: 128 20.5%
  • Nope.

    Votes: 92 14.7%
  • Yes and no. I buy a second for opening/customizing.

    Votes: 125 20.0%

  • Total voters
    625
Stripes and Solids, anyone? :)

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If I could take all my unwanted HWs, put them in some kind of high-pressure compressing tool to squeeze compact dozens of cars into one dense ball, I'd totally make myself a billiards/pool/snooker set and auction it for good moolah to high-rollin' HW collectors.

edit: spent a good hour looking for locals that offer some kind of compacting service and videos on making my own kiln. I'll have to keep this on my backlog.

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Del Prado 1/64
1952 Seagrave 70th Anniversary Series

This one also needed repairs. Here's the list and photos.
 
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Got a new position at work. Thinking it might be appropriate to have the Ram with the SRT tampos sitting on my new desk. :D
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And got the van because I wanted to try out the flatbed trailer. Also, I do like the van.

Ah, the RAM "Angry Bee" trailer, niceeee. From the Hitch & Tow series, that is my favorite trailer, just for the decals alone. The RAM truck isn't half bad either, of course. And I agree with you, the G20 is a neat-looking van, I dig those late '70's-1980's American vans. 👍

Just found out Bburago 1:64 singles are out and about:

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Damn... some mortal being bought the last 458 Speciale piece.

I'm not a fan of those rims, but the rest doesn't look half bad. And is there really a Speciale version of that? Hmm, I wouldn't mind having that either, yes... But does Bburago have a 1/64 F355, I wonder?
 
But does Bburago have a 1/64 F355, I wonder?

It's all about that Kyosho.


Once again, it's all about that Kyosho. :lol: If they really are using Kyosho's castings, I would just aim for the Kyosho since the casting quality is up there and the demand isn't very high.



Well, if you do want a Kyosho, there is an F355 GTS on sale in the store where I buy Kyoshos. Yellow, and it looks god damn sexy.


Problem? It's goddamn expensive for my taste. :lol: I'm poor right now.
 
It's all about that Kyosho.

Once again, it's all about that Kyosho. :lol: If they really are using Kyosho's castings, I would just aim for the Kyosho since the casting quality is up there and the demand isn't very high.

Well, if you do want a Kyosho, there is an F355 GTS on sale in the store where I buy Kyoshos. Yellow, and it looks god damn sexy.

Problem? It's goddamn expensive for my taste. :lol: I'm poor right now.

So basically, Kyosho. You make it sound really simple, you lot. :lol: Problem is having acess to Kyoshos; not many stores sell them, unlike Bburagos which are super easy to find most of the time. And probably price issues, too. I'm not made of money either, you know. And if I want a Kyosho, I'll probably have to search online for one, really...
 
I searched online for 100% of my Kyoshos. You should be able to find F355 GTS models for about $7-9 USD.

Thanks for the info, I'll take that in mind when (and if) I get to buy a Kyosho. 👍

On a slightly different note, a curious Tomica popped up in ohiko2000's Youtube channel; it's a plastic Mazda RX-7, which apparently comes with an energy drink in Japan...



Not the greatest basic Tomica ever made, granted, but it's a curious little collector item if anything...
 
Bburago Ferrari Race & Play 1:64 - Ferrari 458 Spider



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The Bad: Wheels look so budget, considering these cost 3 times more than an HW model (Philippine prices)


The Good: It's bolted on by screws instead of rivets. Wheel swaps are a piece of cake.
 
I saw the five-pack with the F50 in it. And there was one in display as well. By far, the F50 looks the best among the 1:64s. The LaFerrari is an utter joke.
 
The 1:64 Bburago Ferrari singles cost around 6 USD in SRP in major toy stores. It's quite steep considering the casting's detailing and proportions.
 
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