GTPlanet Scale model thread
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- Drayton Bassett, North Warwickshire
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I did use to have a Peugeot 905 model, but I haven't been able to find it recently and it had the most fragile spoiler of any model I've ever owned, but it was still an awesome scale model. I just need to find it...then I'll take pics of it.
Anyway, I still have some pics, of a diecast Maserati MC12 (with removable roof!). Some pics may be blurry.
And, for the record, it's made by Hot Wheels.
Anyway, I still have some pics, of a diecast Maserati MC12 (with removable roof!). Some pics may be blurry.
And, for the record, it's made by Hot Wheels.
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- J-PaP
You should probably edit your previous post before the mods pick up on it.
I've picked up a few models the last few weeks. No pictures as I have been lazy but they are:
kyosho 1/43
ferrari dino
ferrari 308
ferrari f50
shelby cobra #98 blue
minichamps
bentley speed 8 2003 le mans 24h winner.
I've picked up a few models the last few weeks. No pictures as I have been lazy but they are:
kyosho 1/43
ferrari dino
ferrari 308
ferrari f50
shelby cobra #98 blue
minichamps
bentley speed 8 2003 le mans 24h winner.
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- J-PaP
Thanks. RUF CTR3 was one of the new ones I got this week. I have a yellowbird and CTR2 on the way to make the set.
I have to say the 250gto is my 2nd favourite so far of my kyosho ferrari's. First has to be the f40. The detail when you look in that engine bay is amazing. The Kyosho Ferrari's are easily my favourite of my 1:43's for their quality.
The F1 LM is 1:18 by UT models. I wish I could get it in 1:43 to complete my set but only one I have seen for sale was for $600 and it seems a bit extreme for a 1:43
I have to say the 250gto is my 2nd favourite so far of my kyosho ferrari's. First has to be the f40. The detail when you look in that engine bay is amazing. The Kyosho Ferrari's are easily my favourite of my 1:43's for their quality.
The F1 LM is 1:18 by UT models. I wish I could get it in 1:43 to complete my set but only one I have seen for sale was for $600 and it seems a bit extreme for a 1:43
JER_CREST
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Hello, here is my newest acquisitions.
1. Welly Dodge Ram - But I modified the suspension for it to look like a 4x4. Also I bolted a hitch on the rear bumper to tow the trailer.
2. GMP Mopar Trailer with all the tool goodies.
3. Autoart Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited.
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Some cars that I already had.
1. Autoart Dodge VIper SRT10
2. Brookefield Collectors Guild Dodge Viper ES
3. Maisto Chrysler PT Cruiser.
1. Welly Dodge Ram - But I modified the suspension for it to look like a 4x4. Also I bolted a hitch on the rear bumper to tow the trailer.
2. GMP Mopar Trailer with all the tool goodies.
3. Autoart Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited.
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Some cars that I already had.
1. Autoart Dodge VIper SRT10
2. Brookefield Collectors Guild Dodge Viper ES
3. Maisto Chrysler PT Cruiser.
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Some impressive collections and setups there O_O
Anyway here is a batch of pics of two older ones I had that I just recently got pics of:
AUTOart 2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe:
Kyosho 2008 BMW E92 M3 (I painted the wheels black):
Anyway here is a batch of pics of two older ones I had that I just recently got pics of:
AUTOart 2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe:
Kyosho 2008 BMW E92 M3 (I painted the wheels black):
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Have had a fair number of additions so thought I would just post all my displays
Nice stack of McLarens there. I bought one just like the red one years ago now (I think I was about ten at the time or something, I'm now 24) and it's always been one of my favourites. I've always collected more race cars than road cars but the McLaren F1 is just special.
Next time I'm home I'll have to start taking a few pics for this thread.
boiltheocean
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I should really take some pics of my UT Models McLarens and put them in this thread. I promise I will once I make a small studio to shoot them in.
JacoJa
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I'll be dropping into town on Monday to buy one of these HKS R32's:
http://www.biante.com.au/product_16700.htm
Looks brilliant... and it's on sale for $80 insted of $137
Hopefully it'll still be there in 2 days time...
http://www.biante.com.au/product_16700.htm
Looks brilliant... and it's on sale for $80 insted of $137
Hopefully it'll still be there in 2 days time...
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As promised... unfortunately, not many pics (well, relative to my collection) and not particularly good ones either as I only had my phone cam available.
First, some Minichamps Formula 1. Starting with the best, Hill's 1996 Japanese Grand Prix FW18, in which he won the World Championship:
Then a couple of Schumacher cars, including the B194 which is one of my favorite F1 cars (though not at the time, being a Hill fan...)
I liked Benetton's colour scheme so I got an example of their cars for the next four years, different drivers:
Some 1:64 scale Minichamps - Danner's Alfa 155 DTM and Schuey's 1993 Benetton
A few random rally cars - Jesus Puras' Citroen Xsara kit car, Kenneth Eriksson's Hyundai Accent WRC and Lopes' Pug 206 WRC
A couple of Renaults - Menu's 1996 BTCC Laguna, a standard Renault Megane Classic and a R8 Gordini
Another on the BTCC theme, Paul Radisich's 1994 Ford Mondeo
A classic Ferrari Grand Prix car, Ascari's 1950 375
Up to 1:18 with my Citroen DS, with adjustable suspension, made by Solido
Also by Solido (as was the Gordini), an Alfa 147 (in 1:43 again)
And to round off for now, a bunch of Bburago 1:43 cars. I sold quite a few of my Bburago ones a while ago, but kept these as despite their lower quality than many models, they're quite fun (and very cheap) to collect:
Most of my models are in storage so that's it for photos for now!
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Turbo Lag
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I swear I have exactly the same Escort model. I'll try find it and take a photo of it.
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I have to correct myself actually - the model I have is the '96 car (as you can blatantly see in the pic yet I somehow missed
), where he came second in the title. The '97 car is differentiated by white sponsors logos on the bumpers rather than the red ones on the '96 car. So yes, I'd kill for the '97 Laguna too!If I could find them, I'd also love to get Menu's '94 Laguna, Tarquini's '94 Alfa 155, Winkelhock's '94 BMW... in fact, most of the '94 grid, which was my favourite ever season. I'd also like Menu's '00 Mondeo, either Watts' or Harvey's '98 Peugeot 406, and Matt Neal's championship winning Honda Integra from a few years back too - though with a number of those I'm not aware if they even produced them. I'd like a fair few of the ETCC/WTCC ones too.
All in 1:43 though - I don't know if they ever made any touring cars in 1:18.
The only other model I'm really after is a 1:43 Martin Rowe Maxi Megane, which is one of my favourite rally cars.
JacoJa
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^^ Yep, Im with you there.
I came home a happy chappy today! 👍 The models were on sale because the boxes were slightly damaged so I also bought the Bathurst Winner Brock / Perkins 84 VK Commodore. Both models look fantastic. More pictures to come when I get some daylight.
They appear a bit dull at night.
Need to search around for some marlboro stickers now.
I came home a happy chappy today! 👍 The models were on sale because the boxes were slightly damaged so I also bought the Bathurst Winner Brock / Perkins 84 VK Commodore. Both models look fantastic. More pictures to come when I get some daylight.
They appear a bit dull at night.
Need to search around for some marlboro stickers now.
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- bramturismo
That R32 looks absolutely fantastic Jaco 👍
boiltheocean
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Don't bother clicking the pics because I only uploaded them 200px max size.
Only very small pics because I rushed them and Imageshack would have taken forever to upload 31 10 Megapixel Images. All UT Models or Pauls Model Art (UT Models before they became UT Models) except for the 911 GT1 but I included that because it's got Alan McNishs signature on the back.
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