[planet_rocker]

Mitsubishi Evolution X with fender art 😜

[Aiel]

I bought an Airfix Quickbuild Supermarine Spitfire model yesterday and spend around half an hour snapping it together.

[Flanker99]

The latest addition to my collection: a 1:18 Ferrari 458 Speciale

The car itself (INR 2,545.75 from First Cry)












An official Ferrari licensed model




With fellow Italians (the F40 in the front row was my first ever scale model given to me by my dad around 15 years back)

[shankar.balan]

Originally Posted by Aiel

I bought an Airfix Quickbuild Supermarine Spitfire model yesterday and spend around half an hour snapping it together.

Lovely Spitfire. However, the colours aren't quite true right?
Whether Battle of Britain or the North Africa Sector or the Gibraltar Squadrons. The Green ought to have been darker and teamed with grey and if those planes were used in the hotter areas, they were a sort of sandy beige.

I ve got one of these Spitfires and a Mosquito as well. Both by Tailwinds. Die cast Metal.

But what a beautiful shape. I just love those iconic aircraft. After watching all those war movies and reading all those WW2 books.
One day, must spend that 350 Pounds and take a ride in one of those aircraft in those "Battle of Britain" re-enactments near Dover/Southampton which they do every summer.

[Aiel]

Originally Posted by shankar.balan

Lovely Spitfire. However, the colours aren't quite true right?
Whether Battle of Britain or the North Africa Sector or the Gibraltar Squadrons. The Green ought to have been darker and teamed with grey and if those planes were used in the hotter areas, they were a sort of sandy beige.

I ve got one of these Spitfires and a Mosquito as well. Both by Tailwinds. Die cast Metal.

But what a beautiful shape. I just love those iconic aircraft. After watching all those war movies and reading all those WW2 books.
One day, must spend that 350 Pounds and take a ride in one of those aircraft in those "Battle of Britain" re-enactments near Dover/Southampton which they do every summer.

The green is off, quite a bit. But, for the cost (880), it is pretty accurate to scale and big.

Planning to get the Beetle (for my dad) and a P51 Mustang soon, if possible.

[V.Narayan]

Originally Posted by Aiel

I bought an Airfix Quickbuild Supermarine Spitfire model yesterday and spend around half an hour snapping it together.

Cute model. Always a hit. We now have our own site for scale models of aircrafts & ships which I am cheerfully promoting

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...fts-ships.html

[ank_bhp]

Hi all, I am new to community and here are two of my favorite Lamborghinis. These are Scale 1/34 and 1/36. I do have few Hotwheels collection as well, will post them in near future.
1.1971 Lamborghini Miura P400 SV
2.Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4
Notice the Bertone badge on the side of Miura.

[Divya Sharan]

Few pics off FB from my scale model collection (posting only cars here, that too most recent purchases).

[oMK1ar]

Finally got my hands onto these.. the flagship twins from Kawasaki :-D

[oMK1ar]

Suzuki Katana GSX1100S with a Yoshimura customization kit.
The details are kind of close to Autoart levels but amazing quality nevertheless

[aj7]

My AutoWorld 1:64 collection
I have the complete collection (120 Cars) released till now. AutoWorld started their 1:64 series at the end of 2013. The latest release was 2 months back.



Enjoy!

-Aj7

[jessie007]

Nice collection AJ - I am also a 1/64 collector, but like Greenlight models more. Rather, till very recently, haven't been able to find a source to purchase AutoWorld models. Though one site is selling them : I believe it is scalearts.in

Though AutoWorld models seem exquisite, I personally don't like the shiny chrome rims in most models (which might be period correct), and also it seems most models are cars from 50s to 80s. I like classics like the Mustangs, Corvettes, Chargers & Challengers, but not most others from that period. Though older American cars look great in 1/64 scale, as they are amongst the longest cars in this small scale. I prefer more contemporary ones - and greenlight seems to have a better collection in that sense. What do you have to say?!? Actually i need a reason to buy my first AutoWorld model

If possible, please post some photos of your favourite models, including a couple of modern ones.

[hangover]

Originally Posted by Divya Sharan

Few pics off FB from my scale model collection (posting only cars here, that too most recent purchases).

Very nice.

How did you take these pictures? The house in the back seems real. So did you use a phone selfie stick extender to click?

[Divya Sharan]

Originally Posted by hangover

Very nice.

How did you take these pictures? The house in the back seems real. So did you use a phone selfie stick extender to click?

Thanks. I take all shots on the terrace or from my balcony. So the buildings in the background are actually real.

Most pics are from my Sony Cybershot and few from Nikon D3200 kit lens.

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Added a Mercedes Benz 500K Spezial Roadster (1934-36). - This is a mobile shot.

[Rosso Corsa]

Originally Posted by aj7

My AutoWorld 1:64 collection
I have the complete collection (120 Cars) released till now. AutoWorld started their 1:64 series at the end of 2013. The latest release was 2 months back.

Attachment 1572216

Enjoy!

-Aj7

IMPRESSIVE! I never knew there we had such hardcore AutoWorld collectors here in India.

Originally Posted by jessie007

Nice collection AJ - I am also a 1/64 collector, but like Greenlight models more. Rather, till very recently, haven't been able to find a source to purchase AutoWorld models. Though one site is selling them : I believe it is scalearts.in

Though AutoWorld models seem exquisite, I personally don't like the shiny chrome rims in most models (which might be period correct), and also it seems most models are cars from 50s to 80s. I like classics like the Mustangs, Corvettes, Chargers & Challengers, but not most others from that period. Though older American cars look great in 1/64 scale, as they are amongst the longest cars in this small scale. I prefer more contemporary ones - and greenlight seems to have a better collection in that sense. What do you have to say?!? Actually i need a reason to buy my first AutoWorld model

If possible, please post some photos of your favourite models, including a couple of modern ones.

I'm into Greenlights too, have about 50 of those. Maybe more. The Hitch&Tow series is amazing. The attention to details is phenomenal compared to the price ($10). GL coming out with more and more castings every month, it's becoming difficult to collect everything.

Another delight for us 1/64 collectors is the return of the iconic Johnny Lightning and Racing Champions. Both the brands have been purchased by AutoWorld who themselves make some amazing and highly detailed cars.

For your rant about the excess chrome, well, AutoWorld cars are still a million times better than most of the stuff that M2 Machines makes. While it might appeal to some, I hate those chromed out wheels excessive graphics.