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Originally Posted by Cyrus43
(Post 1365496)
Another Skyline..... :D:D
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Can you get one piece for me toooo?
Dear Patrons, friends & well-wishers,
The first newspaper to share our happy moment of winning the National Record, was the STAR OF MYSORE, our city’s leading English evening daily.
The editorial board was very generous, dedicating three pages of their Weekend Supplement on 20th June, to the City. While we are priviledged to honour them as Patrons of Autofest City, we once again thank everyone at the newspaper for the excellent coverage.
We continue with our introductions of the new entrants to Autofest City. Here is the link to the newsletter :
V8-I6 June 2009.pdf - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage
This issue will surely make very interesting reading!
Best regards,
Neil D’Costa
I had been enjoying drooling over many models you guys posted here but never bothered to contribute-one reason being that my collection is very very modest.
I used to have very small(I think 1:64) plymouth and a yellow Merc SLK in my schooldays.Those were the first two diecast models am introduced too. Prior to that all I knew is about plastic models that are available in fairs-had a couple of jeeps,trucks-all of moderate size only,never interested in big ones(~1:18) for big ones were uncomfortable to play with and to store also(in those days) :D
After I started earning money,I got two jeeps(rubicons) of 1:24 scale not die cast but plastic and rubber-of good quality though.After that got an SLK and some porsche (1:18 scale) ,both made of plastic.Eventually got a few die cast models:a rubicon(1:35),SLK350(1:32) and a Cayenne turbo(1:38).
Now, only the recent diecast models remain with me as I had either donated or lost most of my earlier ones.
Ok, here I stop boring you .
SLK-350:(Kinsmart-1:32 scale)
Cayenne(Kinsmart-1:38 scale)
Rubicon(Maisto-1:35)
Big things come in small packages :)
Good Models deetee,
I also have very much interest in that 1:64 scale, I have many Tomica's in that scale. See the pics that I have posted.
Cyrus,
I had seen a red ElCamino sometime recently in one of the shops in Hyderabad.In red it looked great,but headlights(being maisto make) were not impressive.It was priced about Rs.1500.This one from Ertl seems better.
wow..finally a maisto m3
Here's a 1957 Chevy Cameo Pickup. This is a 1:18 by Johnny Lightning.
Good detailing.
these are my latest 1-18 models.
1. Ferrari 599
2. Ferrari 612
3. BMW M3
4. Nissan 350z
5. Lotus Elise
6. 'The Gullwing'
7. Jaguar Xk 180
8. Jaguar E-type
9. Cobra
10. Chevy Mako Shark (in previous post)
11. Lambo Gallardo
12. Lambo Superleggra.
13. Mustang Eleanor GT-500E
14. Mclaren SLR
15. Mitsubishi Pajero
More detailed pictures coming soon...
the 599 and the mako shark looks superb. who makes them??
Is the GT 500E a Shelby Collectible?
And is the Shelby Cobra a Kyosho??
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Originally Posted by amit V8
(Post 1371432)
the 599 and the mako shark looks superb. who makes them??
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The 599 is made by Hot Wheels. The Mako Shark is by AA
@Cyrus. Yes I think the GT500 is a Shelby Collectible. Looks great too.
@ Dippy,
Once again a superb & neat detailed Coke carrier.
Are you making a Coke garage in your home ???
lol:
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Originally Posted by dhrishikesh
(Post 1371642)
@ Dippy,
Once again a superb & neat detailed Coke carrier.
Are you making a Coke garage in your home ???
lol:
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rishikesh, The Coke pickup is Dusseys, not Dippsies!!
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