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Originally Posted by manishalive
(Post 2280084)
As far as Cat models are concerned the ones that are available locally are plastic not to scale wired or remote electric toys. I doubt and actual scale models are available.
But you never know, just like CAT safety shoes by stroke of luck I got then in Shopers stop and now you don't see any in market. |
Can't agree more. None looked scaled. But then one does not know what one might chance upon, so the trick is to keep on looking.
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Originally Posted by Arkin evoisrevo
(Post 2280733)
BMW 1600-2 1:18 AutoArt. Crisp details. Let the pics speak. |
This car is fantastic, infact had a chance to drive one BMW 2002 (Same body style, different powertrain) in 2007 and the whole feeling of driving such a wonderful machine was incomparable. It was purely mechanical but still connected to you, very little body roll and precise steering.
thanks Amar and Super.
Those cars, Super, are really nice. I like their little white wall tyres!! And I love that Fiat hatch back version - so common at one time in the 1970's!!!
trouble is I dont visit Bombay much anymore.
Can you guys tell me where this Automania is? and I can ask a friend to pick them up for me. Please PM if possible. And does Automania have any Heralds?
Thanks
Hi Ravi,
Very good photography. Which camera do you use?
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Originally Posted by AmarPaithankar
(Post 2282946)
Hi Ravi,
Very good photography. Which camera do you use? |
Hey Amar, thanks a ton man !
But I'm no photographer !! I use a simple point and shoot instrument - the good ol' Fuji Finepix automatic camera :)
If the pics still come out good, I'm happy !
@Shankar: I've sent you a PM on the Fiats. Btw, some years back I'd picked up a nice Standard Herald Mk-1 (Triumph Herald, actually) in 1:43, made by Corgi of UK.
Besides that, I also have a 1:43 Standard Herald Mk-2 (Triumph Vitesse, actually) made in India, by Dinky Toys India. That's from my childhood, so the model itself is a classic now !!
Will try to post some pics soon.
This is the latest addition to my 1:18 garage.
A 1971 Lamborghini Miura SV made by Wellys.
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Originally Posted by Auto freak
(Post 2284280)
This is the latest addition to my 1:18 garage.
A 1971 Lamborghini Miura SV made by Wellys. |
Its a very nice model. Nice detailing also, considering its a Welly.
Only disappointment is the RVM's are missing.
^^ @Eagle_f1, Thank you.
But i think the original 1971 Miura didn't have an ORVM as well.
Did an image search now and found this picture. So, guess Welly were right in excluding it!
Lovely Miura Autofreak . Where did you buy it from? The detailing on this is quite good. I saw a Bburago Miura the other day and it was absolute rubbish. Would have bought it if the quality was good. Need to look for a Welly now.
Thanks a lot Dippy!
Yes the detailing on this one is good but i wish the rear engine bay opened up as well.
Only the small hatch (boot lid) opens up.
I got it from
www.DreamCarModels.com
Yes Super
I contacted that chap. In fact he just rang me a few minutes ago.
Said he would send me a catalogue and price list etc and I can do the transaction via his bank account.
thanks & cheers
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Originally Posted by SuperSelect
(Post 2284026)
Hey Amar, thanks a ton man !
But I'm no photographer !! I use a simple point and shoot instrument - the good ol' Fuji Finepix automatic camera :)
If the pics still come out good, I'm happy !
@Shankar: I've sent you a PM on the Fiats. Btw, some years back I'd picked up a nice Standard Herald Mk-1 (Triumph Herald, actually) in 1:43, made by Corgi of UK.
Besides that, I also have a 1:43 Standard Herald Mk-2 (Triumph Vitesse, actually) made in India, by Dinky Toys India. That's from my childhood, so the model itself is a classic now !!
Will try to post some pics soon. |
Mercedes Benz E class.
![The Scale Model Thread-dsc00762.jpg](https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attachments/shifting-gears/520052d1692338091t-scale-model-thread-dsc00762.jpg)
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Originally Posted by Auto freak
(Post 2284310)
^^ @Eagle_f1, Thank you.
But i think the original 1971 Miura didn't have an ORVM as well.
Did an image search now and found this picture. So, guess Welly were right in excluding it! |
Oops, my bad. Got confused cos the 1:18 Kyosho MIURA i saw had OVRM's.
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Originally Posted by Auto freak
(Post 2284350)
Thanks a lot Dippy!
Yes the detailing on this one is good but i wish the rear engine bay opened up as well.
Only the small hatch (boot lid) opens up.
I got it from www.DreamCarModels.com |
That's a Beautiful Miura scale model!! Awesome detailing! I was browsing thru' that website but couldn't find this. Could you tell me at what price you got it?
Guys,
Please don't buy the Bburago Miura, the quality and detail is bad. except one door nothing shuts properly. I bought it cause it was cheap 1300 bucks was a Muira P400 (with eyelashes) and in orange color.
The Bburago one is Miura P400 and the welly one is Miura SV (there is no orange one only red and yellow). There is a difference between the two is Miura P400 has got the famous Eyelashes where as SV model dosen't have, what SV has wider rear fenders (to accomodate wider pirelly tyres), 35 ps more power and different tail lights.
In an all if you think Miura = eyelashes then P400 is the model else SV is a good buy.
For the Price (almost same for bBurago and welly) the welly is leaps and bound ahead (I did not accepted this fact earlier in forum :). Shankar sorry buddy).
Now comming to Big Daddy's both Autoart and Kyosho make Miura. Autoart only makes the SV where as the Kyosho makes both P400S and SV, so we have a choice here. Both have many colors to chose from.
But Kyosho is the choice among many collectors. Some day I will Have both kyosho models with me.
As for the Hotwheels one it is the concept car (recent one and not the original), it is 1:43 scale. The ebay link if we see closely the item location is in USA meaning huge shipment cost. Ebay india has this uncanny thing of listing some US ones in it.
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