[amit V8]

Originally Posted by shyn

Model : Lamborghini Murcielago LP 670-4 SV
Make : Motormax
Scale : 1:24

nice model, where did you get it from?

[Cyrus43]

Originally Posted by RPMPKDMFF

As of my knowledge there are only 2 versions in diecast,
1. The Pope version - which basically has the original trimmings, Blue exterior - Brown interior, Wire wheels and a production run of 10-15K pieces.
2. The RL version - the same model, but with Black on Black, spokes were covered with the hub caps (so you still get the wire wheels, as well as the wheel caps) and limited run of 5000 pieces... and of-course this was crowned 'Best of Show' at Pebble Beach

Oh ok. In that case, both are very much out already. Ive seen a couple on evilbay.

[diecast]

Originally Posted by RPMPKDMFF

Few more pictures from my newest acquisition.

Awesome....those 2 cars made your collection million dollar collection

[RPMPKDMFF]

Originally Posted by Cyrus43

Oh ok. In that case, both are very much out already. Ive seen a couple on evilbay.

The RL is probably on pre-order.

[shyn]

Originally Posted by amit V8

nice model, where did you get it from?

My cousin got it from US. I shortlisted the desired models on diecastmodelswholesale.com and he placed the order on the same website.
The engine-bay detailing is really poor but the car is considerably lighter in weight compared to the normal Murci's I have!

[AmarPaithankar]

Three more 1:18 scale Ferraris from my collection:
The 1989 348tb, my very first model in 1995 (BBurago, Italy)
The slightly less popular Ferrari - F50 (BBurago, Italy) and
The 612 Scagletti (HotWheels)

[Cyrus43]

Pictures of the two kits if anyone is interested. These are very very rare kits and rarely come up for sale. I consider myself very lucky to have them. But they did come at a cost. A cost that is worth it considering the completed cars cost $1000 or more!

Picture 1: Novitec Rosso Ferrari California Kit.

Picture 2: Hamann Tuning Ferrari 360 Kit.

These kits have been made by APM, who are considered to be a very premium exotic model manufacturer.

[manishalive]

Wow, great I am in love with the kits. This will be the finest kit in terms of finish. But my only grouse / question is why they have all the stuff in only one material, like the tyres are not rubber. Are you going to have another 1:24 kit to use some parts and are you goiing to buy the High detail photoetch parts.

check these out

1/24 CALIFORNIA DETAIL-UP ETCHED PART for REVELL

there is some other good stuff on the site too.

[Cyrus43]

This is a transformation kit, therefore the original tyres fit directly on them. And they are 1:18 not 1:24. The base model is a Hotwheels Ferrari 360 and California.

[manishalive]

Oh boy, you bought part stuff. I could only realise after your post. Now we will wait for your custom project .

[Cyrus43]

Yep. The parts will take a few weeks to come and I will do the cars only after I come back to India. I need my space and paint supplies.

Originally Posted by AmarPaithankar

Three more 1:18 scale Ferraris from my collection:
The 1989 348tb, my very first model in 1995 (BBurago, Italy)
The slightly less popular Ferrari - F50 (BBurago, Italy) and
The 612 Scagletti (HotWheels)

I have the 612 and the F50 too. The 612 is a really decent model esp if u put some touches into it. Mine has black wheels..

[AmarPaithankar]

My friend Amit who works at DSK Toyota, Pune has sent me some shots of Toyota's latest entrant, the Liva hatchback.

this model, like the Etios one is in 1:31 scale.

[arvi86]

Like the original Etios, the scale models also seems to be built to a price. I think its a smart move by Toyota to make the scale models along with the original models. An Etios for you and an Etios for your kid - the result is a happy family with brand Toyota.

[AmarPaithankar]

That is exactly Toyota's game plan, that of making the "Toyota" name synonymous with every Indian, similar to what Bajaj did with its "Chunnu, Munnu de Pappa de Gaddi" - Chetak and "Fill it, Shut it, Forget it" - Hero Honda. The only thing that has changed is the medium: earlier advertisements wooed and now models are taking over, slowly.

Above all, kids now-a-days are the best mediums for effective brand building.

Originally Posted by arvi86

Like the original Etios, the scale models also seems to be built to a price. I think its a smart move by Toyota to make the scale models along with the original models. An Etios for you and an Etios for your kid - the result is a happy family with brand Toyota.

[Cyrus43]

That is a really really cheap model. Look at Tata Motors making those really lovely 1:43s and look at this rubbish Toyota is making. What a Shame. :(