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- ScottPuss20
- CheetahsMeow
Wow trying saying all of that with your mouth full.V8 noises intensify
GTPlanet Scale model thread
- Thread starter bondy_1625
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- Knoxville, Tennessee
Some pics (including some older stuff):
And a bunch of Solidos lol:
And a bunch of Solidos lol:
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- Tiago_the_Freak
Very nice pics @Venom800tt !!
I can tell you actually took your time to take those photos, they're not some rushed-out garbage 👌
That 850 CSI is so cool, one of my favorite BMW of my childhood... I used to see one of those almost everyday on my way to school.
#nostalgiafeeling
I can tell you actually took your time to take those photos, they're not some rushed-out garbage 👌
That 850 CSI is so cool, one of my favorite BMW of my childhood... I used to see one of those almost everyday on my way to school.
#nostalgiafeeling
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Final additions for this year lol
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@Venom800tt In love with the JDM and that 8 series. 😍
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- Manila, PH
- TakuKanonji22
This store in Hong Kong will not let you leave empty-handed.
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- TakuKanonji22
In an instant, I am now a Solido fan.
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- SPhilli
- SPhilli911
Solido makes some great looking 1/43 models, been keeping an eye on a few myself. Honestly, their 1/18 selection is pretty good for the prices, too.
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- Tiago_the_Freak
@RCKakashi14 very nice paintjob on that McLaren, love those sparkling flakes! 
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- tao_ren
- L Aristo Chat
My 2024 Recap, one of the smaller years for me
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- wheelmansteve
How is it that I am just finding this thread? Rabid plastic builder. Really loved the Garage 56 Camaro.
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- TakuKanonji22
This one looks a nice change of pace as a livery.
Still waiting for the classic papaya theme.
Still waiting for the classic papaya theme.
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- TakuKanonji22
Capping off the year with these:
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- ElectricNaz
So... Senna, Villeneuve, NASCAR Lego, Jeff Gordon,
Senna mclaren, senna mclaren, senna poster, mclaren lego
That's my lot
Senna mclaren, senna mclaren, senna poster, mclaren lego
That's my lot
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- Hybrid_Tifoso
Here’s my last model purchase of 2024. I don’t buy a lot of 1/18s, but this one is worth every penny, and should go nicely with my 1/18 SLS road car and my 1/24 SL 63 model kit.
It’s even got 2 colour-matching suitcases and a correctly-sized spare wheel!
Arguably one of Minichamps’ last high-quality and -functionality 1/18 models. I also bought a display case:
Have a merry 2025 everybody, and happy collecting!
It’s even got 2 colour-matching suitcases and a correctly-sized spare wheel!
Arguably one of Minichamps’ last high-quality and -functionality 1/18 models. I also bought a display case:
Have a merry 2025 everybody, and happy collecting!
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- TakuKanonji22
First hauls of the year:
Going home to Manila tomorrow with such haul.
Good luck packing these.
Going home to Manila tomorrow with such haul.
Good luck packing these.
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- Tiago_the_Freak
Here's another old Beetle for my VW 1/43 Collection, although this one is quite different than the usual...
Meet the Hebmuller Typ 18 A (1949)
Also known as "Open Police Touring Car" (yes, this was a convertible police car back in the day!!), this mighty little bug delivered an overwhelming 25 horsepower from its 1.1 liter air-cooled engine and a claimed top speed of 100 km/h, which sounds "optimistic" despite its lack of doors and a proper roof... probably achievable if driven downhill... on neutral... with a little wind 🤣🤣
Jokes aside, this is a pretty cool car, and definitely different than the usual classic Beetle we're used to see everywhere. The body modifications were performed by coachbuilder Hebmuller based on the standard VW Beetle Type 1.
Curiously, they even produced a "civillian" version of this convertible with actual doors and a proper interior, a lot of luxurious refinements like chrome trims and a two-tone paintjob, and a slightly different rear end...
Have you heard of the Type 14A before? It's one of the most expensive and sought after VWs out there, and it was produced by Hebmuller.
And that's your History shot for today, you can thank me later
Meet the Hebmuller Typ 18 A (1949)
Also known as "Open Police Touring Car" (yes, this was a convertible police car back in the day!!), this mighty little bug delivered an overwhelming 25 horsepower from its 1.1 liter air-cooled engine and a claimed top speed of 100 km/h, which sounds "optimistic" despite its lack of doors and a proper roof... probably achievable if driven downhill... on neutral... with a little wind 🤣🤣
Jokes aside, this is a pretty cool car, and definitely different than the usual classic Beetle we're used to see everywhere. The body modifications were performed by coachbuilder Hebmuller based on the standard VW Beetle Type 1.
Curiously, they even produced a "civillian" version of this convertible with actual doors and a proper interior, a lot of luxurious refinements like chrome trims and a two-tone paintjob, and a slightly different rear end...
Have you heard of the Type 14A before? It's one of the most expensive and sought after VWs out there, and it was produced by Hebmuller.
And that's your History shot for today, you can thank me later
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- SPhilli
- SPhilli911
That's very interesting thanks for the history! Never heard of or even seen that VW before, so it's neat to see there is a model available at all for one.
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- Tiago_the_Freak
Yes, the scale model exists but it's part of a 70-car VW official collection, so you can't really buy it separately.
