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Suddenly my first 1/18 Autoworld model:
(With a Greenlight 1/64 for reasons...)
(With a Greenlight 1/64 for reasons...)
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I imagine GT Spirit or Auto World will do it.
And after spending a bit of time looking at this Camaro SS, I feel it is roughly on par with your typical diecast AUTOart in everything except brakes. The brakes are one of two weak points on the model, as they are static and not photoetched. The other weak point is the solid grills. Overall though I like the model a lot, now if only AW did some modern Mopar in 1/18...
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I rigged up an enclosed display case lol...
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And now some Group B nuttery:
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The 1:18 Toyota TS050-HYBRID #8 2017 has gone up for pre-order for an April release. Guess I'm getting that so.
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Anything destroys that Ricko RS200
I'm reluctant to go back to Otto because of the bad decal application on that S1 Quattro I had. The questionable proportions on the R34 also has me wondering if the RS200 is proportioned correctly too.
See this is what happens when you don't watch any motorsports! I know nothing
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1-2 in class as well, and led the race overall for about 3 hours when the #1 Porsche retired 4 hours from the end. It finished 2nd overall to the #2 Porsche, which itself had recovered after problems in only the 4th hour of a race where all the LMP1 cars suffered problems, 4 of them terminal.
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Schuco 911S 2.4. My first buy from the brand and I'm quite happy.
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Schuco 911S 2.4. My first buy from the brand and I'm quite happy.
Would you be interested in the RWB 993 in purple? I've decided I'm selling it now.
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Couple more pics of my latest two:
*EDIT*
Some model arranging (not done yet either lol...)
*EDIT*
Some model arranging (not done yet either lol...)
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Arrived today, light blue GT Spirit Porsche 911 2.8 Carrera RSR. Goes nicely with my orange one!
Wow simply wow !
These are so beautiful.
Who makes them ?
How much did you get them for if you dont mind answering?
Annnnd that gun metal RB FD:
Not going to lie- among all the other available colours, I think the rivets compliment the grey the best. It gives it a solid impression of a carefully built machine.
Plus those wheels look bomb! I think this is the one to get.
Edit: That's what my impulse self says anyway. I still dislike that square wing.
I'll wait for another IG with those wheels to come out. On an R32 I hope. Fingers crossed.
Edit: Oh snap there's a blue one too:
Would you mind giving the references and price of the blue one ?
I want to see more of the silver/gray porsche...
Can i have the dimensions of your case?
Going forward, could you all list the make and price at the time of your for each model ?
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Well today marks yet another celebration of my Day Of Birth (can't say "my birthday" all the time, that's too mainstream ), and it's been productive in terms of scale models. An early bird trip to Porto has netted me another car for my 1/43 collection, one that almost became an Alpine.
You see, the toy store I visit almost every time I enter the city had the blue/orange version of the Alpine Vision Gran Turismo, which enticed me quite strongly. However, the prospect of owning this particular car, both as a first-time purchase and as a die-hard fan of it, got the better of me. Without further ado, here it is;
Ford Capri 280 Brooklands (aka "I can't believe it's not British Racing Green") by Corgi Vanguards
Yep, it's my first ever Mk.3 Capri model. I adore the car far too much to avoid owning a scale-model version of it, and besides, having never been sold in Portugal, it's a sight for sore sad eyes that don't get to see the real thing. Sure, you can argue the car is essentially the 3.0S casting with different rims and paint, but I'm afraid the caring about that part is very limited.
And after all, that's what the Mark 3 is in real life, isn't it...?
), and it's been productive in terms of scale models. An early bird trip to Porto has netted me another car for my 1/43 collection, one that almost became an Alpine. You see, the toy store I visit almost every time I enter the city had the blue/orange version of the Alpine Vision Gran Turismo, which enticed me quite strongly. However, the prospect of owning this particular car, both as a first-time purchase and as a die-hard fan of it, got the better of me. Without further ado, here it is;
Ford Capri 280 Brooklands (aka "I can't believe it's not British Racing Green") by Corgi Vanguards
And after all, that's what the Mark 3 is in real life, isn't it...?
