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Any opinions on models made by Welly? Any decent or about the same as Bburago and those kind?
I don't have any Bburagos, but I do have 2 cheap 1/32-43s made by Welly 10 years ago. Do they count?
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Any opinions on models made by Welly? Any decent or about the same as Bburago and those kind?
Answer anybody? I have Bburago, but not Welly. I can tell you that Bburago is fairly decent - considering the price. A notch above Maisto, maybe.
Classic Carlectables, they are not worth the Retail price so many examples are going for alot lower now.
Linpin.ca has many CC products very well priced.
Biantes are the best if you want a detailed V8SC though. 👍
Carlos!!!!!
Hot damn, man. So many cars I'd like to have there. That Mercedes-Benz . . .
mother of god photo
I dont recommend the Whincup car,the Vodafone decals are crinkly and it's not accurate inside. Mine has a paint chip or two as well. The Jack Daniels and Factory Holden cars are the best bet for CC. They all display pretty well though.👍Thanks! I looked Biante up and the store I'm going to in Januari is selling them, maaaaybe if they have a nice one I'll take one home I would like to have Whincup's car
Geezus it looks like they shrank the 1:1.
Nice Merc Carlos. 👍
PS if photography is one of your hobbies I'd expect some better photographs from you.
Finally had some time to photographs one of my recent acquisitions.
CMC - Mercedes 300 SLR 1955 1:18.
I dont recommend the Whincup car,the Vodafone decals are crinkly and it's not accurate inside. Mine has a paint chip or two as well. The Jack Daniels and Factory Holden cars are the best bet for CC. They all display pretty well though.👍
And I see you've gone the whole 9 yards committing to the Merc Transporter and Vintage Merc F1(?) car. Pics when you get it please.
By 1937, the supercharged engine of a Mercedes-Benz W125 attained an output of 646 hp (475 kW), a figure not exceeded in Grand Prix Racing until the early 1980s, when turbo-charged engines were common in Formula One. The Silver Arrows of Mercedes and Auto Union cars reached speeds of well over 300 kilometres per hour (186 mph) in 1937, and well over 400 km/h (249 mph) during land speed record runs.
The superiority of these vehicles in international motor racing established the term "Silver Arrow" as a legend, for example by usually winning the first race in which they were entered. The names Rudolf Caracciola, Bernd Rosemeyer, Hermann Lang, and later Stirling Moss and Juan Manuel Fangio, will forever be associated with the eras of these racing cars.
Theace37Well time to update you on my collection:
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Well time to update you on my collection:
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That's a nice collection, Nice variety too , now bring on the pics
Theace37Well time to update you on my collection:
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MedigoFlameWent to the flea market again and bought this for $10.
1:18 2012 Mercedes-Benz G500 LWB (Silver)
MedigoFlameWent to the flea market again and bought this for $10.
FIZIXDriverHere goes, sorry if the pic's not as high quality or large enough, and I know there's some missing. But it's the best I could get with the shortcomings.
And like I said, there's a few missing like the C300 Estate, and the Pajero SWB, but that's all of them.
VspecZR1GT2RS89Woah! That's a cool collection same with the other guy above your post. Nice scales guys real jelly.
Oh yeah Ace, everyone from the HW and MB section is wondering where are you and are you alright. Crossed to the bigger side, eh?
Deja Vu? That's the same Formula Red NA1 NSX I have from Revell when I was around 11-12. Still have it, excellent car I tell you.
I've got the plain body version of this, below the VX Commodore on the right (haven't got a nicer photo yet).
You guys seen the Alfa Romeo 155 DTM that's coming out from AutoART soon yet? It looks absolutely breathtakingly detailed.
http://www.autoartmodels.com/produc...oductId=2073&alias=B2&securityCode=5hWGabRqvB