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Originally Posted by Aditya
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Thanks to BM Designs for sending these images in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing them with other enthusiasts via this Team-BHP page! |
Insane! How can it be just PVC foam sheet !?! Truly unbelievable - the level of detail is mind-boggling. Can we see any pictures of the production process?? I want to see how someone can create magic like this.
A part of my collection.
1:87 for trucks, buses and coaches
1:32, 1:43 for Cars, SUV's and Vans
The Bruder is only one and bought it to have a feel of it.
![The Scale Model Thread-6.jpg](https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attachments/shifting-gears/2050039d1687401686t-scale-model-thread-6.jpg)
Kyosho Chiron in 1:18. Absolutely stunning finish.
Happy Collecting!
Rohan
Hi! Here is a glimpse of my scale 1:43 collection.
What's common between all these cars is that they were all the fastest production cars at some point in time. Of course the collection is incomplete in the sense that I don't have all the fastest production cars of their respective times.
Please feel free to add to this list so I know which one to buy next :P
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Dry Ice
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The lockdown gave me an opportunity to try something I had always wanted to.
Built it over a period of 4-5 days and it was an immensely enjoyable journey! Even without proper tools :D Just this kit, liquid cement (as they call it), and 3/4 acrylic colors (black, brown, white, red, yellow). |
Tamiya kits are super awesome fun! I love them. I got one and built a Skyline R34 but kinda messed up the painting (being my first time). Bought an Impreza to build, which I haven't gotten around to as yet.
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Originally Posted by avm2407
(Post 4886456)
Hi! Here is a glimpse of my scale 1:43 collection.
What's common between all these cars is that they were all the fastest production cars at some point in time. Of course the collection is incomplete in the sense that I don't have all the fastest production cars of their respective times.
Please feel free to add to this list so I know which one to buy next :P
Thanks! |
Think I forgot to upload the pictures lol.
Apologies for this
Three of my recent acquisitions - the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 'TopGear Power Laps Edition' by Minichamps, the LeMans-winning McLaren F1 GTR by Spark, and the IWC Racing Mercedes-Benz 300SL by HotWheels :) .
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Originally Posted by Turbojc
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Three of my recent acquisitions - the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 'TopGear Power Laps Edition' by Minichamps, the LeMans-winning McLaren F1 GTR by Spark |
Absolutely love that Murci. This is the 1:43, right? I have been looking for it in 1:18 for a while but have not found it. Wanted a pre-LP Murci so finally getting one tomorrow in 1:18 and in Dark Blue with yellow interiors and a manual box made by HotWheels.
What is your take on Spark? Quality and finish wise? I just ordered a 911R (again 1:18) from them which should be here next month.
Happy Collecting! :)
Rohan
And the 1:18 Hotwheels Murci is here. Sorry for the crappy pics, just wanted to share these here as soon as I unboxed. Will hopefully get around clicking better pics soon.
Cheers!
Rohan
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Originally Posted by RohanDheman
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Absolutely love that Murci. This is the 1:43, right? |
Hi Rohan! Yes, it's a 1:43, and it comes with a Stig figurine to boot :).
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Originally Posted by RohanDheman
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What is your take on Spark? Quality and finish wise? |
Spark's quite good. The details are spot on, but it feels a tad delicate. My F1's a 1:43. I suppose 1:18s would be more robust.
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Originally Posted by RohanDheman
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And the 1:18 Hotwheels Murci is here. |
Oh my goodness, that is an amazing spec :Shockked:! My heartiest congratulations! It's quite the find.
Looking at the modern supercars, it's hard to believe that this was the fastest production car of its time!
In fact the Duesenberg Model J remained the fastest production car throughout the 1930s.
Really interesting to see how automotive technology and design has changed over the years.
PS: This model is scale 1:43.
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