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Originally Posted by meta
(Post 4787595)
On the even larger end of the spectrum, the 1:1 model is quite a bit nicer, as seen below.
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Hehehe.... certainly true for this car
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Originally Posted by meta
(Post 4787595)
It was consigned by Pagani Automobili. They used to use Amalgam, as did many other exotic car manufacturers, but they have now switched to MR Collection, as have most other manufacturers.
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I'm assuming this is an MR then. I only have one model from that make (
a 1:18 LaFerrari). I've always been tempted to go for an Amalgam, but their prices are prohibitive. Plus I'm not sure there's quite a resale market for Amalgam models.
Do post pics of your other models as well, we're all here till the 4th of May now.
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Originally Posted by Jeevith
(Post 4787708)
Hehehe.... certainly true for this car
I'm assuming this is an MR then. I only have one model from that make (a 1:18 LaFerrari). I've always been tempted to go for an Amalgam, but their prices are prohibitive. Plus I'm not sure there's quite a resale market for Amalgam models.
Do post pics of your other models as well, we're all here till the 4th of May now.
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Most of the scale models I have came with the actual cars. Here is one that didn't: a 1:18 LEGO F40 replica.
https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/ferrari-f40-10248
I Have just discovered DIECAST CAR RACING, and its very addictive.
I was a bit sceptical at first when it appeared in my "recommendations" on Youtube. But since I have nothing but time in this quarantine, I figured I'd give it a go. I started with one of the videos in the "Japanese Car Tournament" and the more I watched, the more I got sucked in!
Everything was just so beautifully detailed in the landscapes, the grandstands, the buildings, etc. The sound effects - of cars accelerating down the track, along with the sounds of dings, dents, skids, and crashes - are top notch. The best I would have to say would be the commentary when all this is going down. Each race has its own set of rules it seems, and the DRC rally series seems to have a checkpoint system. Watching these cars battle their way down the track is basically like how I imagined in my head, how my Hot Wheels raced when I was 10 years old.
The Youtube channel that goes by the name of 3Dbotmaker knows how to keep you entertained. I also found out you can be a part of the action by becoming a driver and you can also mail them a die cast car or two of your own if you want to be a part of the fun and I actually might do that. the official rules are seen here at
www.3Dbotmaker.com. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWFjZjcZWxk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x80KSRiPGsw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp2fbloFOI4
Hello Everyone,
I got my membership approved recently. I have been following this thread for many years now. It has always been a pleasure for a scale model lover like me to go through the great collections that members have been posting here :)
I myself have a small collection of die cast models which I would like to share.
Starting with my absolute favorite, the Mercedes-Benz 500k roadster. . .
The Jaguar XK120 Roadster
&
Citroen - Traction Avant 1952
:)
Social Distancing : time to rediscover old hobbies. :)
The Fords from the collection.
Scale - 1:24 & 1:36
Make - Maisto, Welly, kinsmart and RMZ city.
....continued
The Ford Collection.
As I am not collecting actively these days, seeing everyone sharing their models in this thread and the airplanes thread got me nostalgic and i decided to open the storage area today.
That's what over 75 1:18 packed scale models look like. It's roughly polo highline worth of scale models in there.
Took these 4 out that I had never opened and hadn't really posted on this thread. Some pics for the viewing pleasure of all scale models lovers here.
Minichamps 1:18 McLaren F1 - had to wait ages to get the signature orange
BMW E30 M3.
Minichamps 1:18 GT3 RS. Limited to 222 pieces in the world
A murdered out GT4. Even the decals are black on this one. Resin model and absolutely stunning paint finish
Happy collecting everyone!
Cheers
Rohan
some more from my collection :)
The Ferrari Squad..
California T
LaFerrari
348 TS
My VW Type 2 T1 Panel Van in Coco Cola livery is finally out of the box.
The lockdown brings out another one of my never opened and never displayed models. Don't remember mentioning about it here as well.
This is one of the absolute gods when it comes to detailing in 1:18 scale models.
Ladies and gentlemen, presenting my 1:18 AutoArt Pagani Zonda R in a very very rare plain white body shell. Happy viewing
Happy viewing and happy collecting!
Cheers
Rohan
Rolls-Royce Cullinan 1:8 Scale Model.
Like its cars, Rolls takes its time building the miniature Cullinan, and customers can customize them to match their real-world models.
Each model is handcrafted to the customer’s specification, with over 1,000 individual components available. That could make the build process take up to 450 hours, which, according to the company, is over half the time the company needs to build the real Cullinan.
https://youtu.be/uIL8CzvoAQU https://www.motor1.com/news/424566/r...n-scale-model/
An unicorn of a model of a Legendary Motorcycle.
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Originally Posted by BANDHAV
(Post 4809685)
An unicorn of a model of a Legendary Motorcycle.
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Wowww!!! Super nice model, truely a unicorn!!! What's the scale and where can I also get one? :)
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