Team-BHP - The Scale Model Thread

I am in my parents place for Diwali celebration and found a treasure of my old toys. One of them happens to be a scaled model of some car which my father bought for my brother from Mumbai in year 1993. When I found it , it was in shambles and was hardly recognisable, however after carefully cleaning it and assembly of all parts it turned out to a BMW 635CSI of 1987 year ( year is just a educated guess looking at some YouTube videos).
Here take a look yourself.

https://youtu.be/F4jkCRXQfj0

I have so many fond memories of playing with this car , assembling and disassembling it and taking pride of our prized possession among the group of friends in our circle.

P.s. this car is 'made in China' and the quality of material and parts speaks for itself.
I am planning to restore it to its full former glory by giving it a good spray paint and replacing it's wheels . I doubt I will find the windshield anymore but if any one of you can help with that, I will appreciate it

Attention Delhi NCR & Kolkatta Collectors
The time has come to play. We've been starved for so long, it's about time we partied hard. We've planned a day of fun in the sun, activities, buy, sell, trade, show off, games, Photography, Chill Out
When: 21st Nov, 10:30 a.m onwards
Where: Throttle Shrottle GFR Gurgaon, Throttle Shrottle Kolkatta
Charges: ₹500/- per head (advance payment to avoid disappointment)
Beverages, Breakfast and Lunch included
Booking via Google form which will be shared too. People in Delhi who are interested please DM me or send me a text on WhatsApp @ 8584966853.
Thanks!

Hello,

Coming back onto this forum and platform after a long long time. I am Aashish, a diecast collector based out of Gurgaon. I collect almost all scales but a major chunk of my collection is in 64 and 43 scales.

I go by the alias, "myscaledworld" on Facebook and Instagram.

I have recently developed Universal Display Cases for 1:64 scale models. The cases measure at approx. 9cm x 5 cm x 6 cm LxWxH.

The display cases are injection molded in ABS for both the transparent top part and the base. The best part about these cases is that they can be stacked up vertically. Sharing some pictures along.

Attention to all scale models collectors!! Mahindra & Mahindra's m2all website has initiated stock clearance sales with "buy one get one free" offer. :loveit

Anyone, if interested, may avail this opportunity to enrich his collections.

Just received one set of TUVs 300 of 1:32 scale in two shades; moon dust silver and dynamo red. Needless to say, that they are built to last and looks are amazingly brilliant.

Here is the link https://www.m2all.com/mahindra-merch...le-models.html

Just quoting the recent post of mine for the benefits of scale models collectors.:)

Quote:

Attention to all scale models collectors!! Mahindra & Mahindra's m2all website has initiated stock clearance sales with "buy one get one free" offer.

Anyone, if interested, may avail this opportunity to enrich his collections.

Just received one set of TUVs 300 of 1:32 scale in two shades; moon dust silver and dynamo red. Needless to say, that they are built to last and looks are amazingly brilliant.

Here is the link https://www.m2all.com/mahindra-merch...le-models.html

Although I posted it on different thread by mistake :Frustrati, hence, moderator may at his liberty to repost it here.

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shift...ml#post5208423

Some scale models of the Enzo Ferrari: the 1:18 was provided by Ferrari (typically through dealers) to Enzo buyers. In some cases, the buyers never got their models. In other cases, when the cars subsequently changed hands, the sellers often kept the model as a memento. Therefore, many 1:1 Enzos today are separated from their original small scale counterparts.

Putting up one of the most recent of the 3D print jobs I have done.

Came across this lovely 3d concept of a futuristic FLINTMOBILE and absolutely fell in love with it. I had to print it for myself. Having said that, the 3d data was originally made to be printed in 1/24 scale but I wanted to print the same in 1/64 scale. Just a mere resizing job.. isn't it. Well not exactly. Resizing meant some portions became so thin that they could not be printed. So, after a bit of work the model was ready to be printed and here's the result.

What do you think it is ??

Stone Age BATMOBILE or a Space Age FLINTMOBILE ... Let me know in the comments below.