Just bought some Ferraris
I really did..F1 cars in fact!!!
These are BBR Models, built by the best. Fully hand made. 1:43 Scale. So they are like $300AUD a car. Too bad these resize don't show the true quality. Have a look with your own eyes when you come across one. You'll love the quality. Some of their road cars are even better. links to hi-res ones just to give you a glimpse of their quality F2002 French GP F2003-GA Launch Version F2002 of the French GP http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...f_DSC02927.JPG http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...f_DSC02928.JPG http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...f_DSC02929.JPG F2003-GA Launch Version http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...f_DSC02924.JPG http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...f_DSC02925.JPG http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...f_DSC02922.JPG |
Cool, BBR builds very good models! My dad builds a lot of kits himself (mostly road cars/classic Ferrari's) including BBR kits, which are very well engineered and detailed. The quality of the paint and spraying on their ready-mades is extraordinary.
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It is very very nice!!
And BTW, some day ago I bought a De Loren.. and a special one LOL http://www.flytrap.it/public/ttsib/delorean4.jpg Made by Vitesse and for less than 40 USD, the quality is superb IMO. |
GREAT! the De Lorean from Back to the Future! :wink:
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Budget models such as Vitesse, Minichamps, AutoArt, Ixo etc. have improved considerably in recent years as you can see from the picture of the Delorean. BBR, MR etc. have to improve as well IMO to justify their higher prices.
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Indeed, I usually buy IXO, Vitesse or Autoart (as for 1:43 I mean), and the quality is really great. But when I noticed the opening door on the DeLorean and the detail inside, I was amazed, and happy I choosed it instead of the nice old Mercedes S-Class limo that tempted me the same day LOL
To bad we don't have BBR models around here :( afaik... That Ferrari is amazing :D |
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no i don't have any road cars. i'm a schumacher fanatic so i only collect anything schumacher. when i get my glass cabinet i'll show off my collection. if i was to collect roads cars i'd go broke. BBR ain't cheap. however if there is a challenge stradale coming out i'll buy that. i've seen a 1:24 scale of of the 360 spider, i almost fainted. it was just so god damn good. anyways, for road cars i like to build them myself. current car i'm building is a toyota celica for my friend, but i'll be building the supra as well. TT, does vitesse have a website? to be honest i've never heard of them. also another reason why they are so good (and why its so expensive) is their rarity. the models i've shown, only 300 were built. the 360 spider i mentioned only 70 were built. i have another schumacher which in a safe box, only 50 were made. i spent more than a $1000 on it. |
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In effect the logo on the DeLorean case is different from the previous one.. so I wonder if it's already a "chinese" one... |
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22 places that stock BBR models http://www.bbrmodels.it/pages_uk/dis...p/svizzera.cfm |
Rarity is very cool :D
The most rare models I have are not as rare as yours... I have a 80s Merc 200 T that is one of 1824, a 206 WRC (2001) over 5000 made and an EVO VI Tommy Makkinen edition that is one of 3000.. Still pretty low compared to the world, but not as good as 50 :D And thanks for the BBR list for Svitzerland :D There is one in Lausanne too, and I never heard about that shop LOL |
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Don't worry, I'm not really that implicated :D And if Vitesse was simply "bought" by that Chinese maker, no problem at all... I just collect 1:43 models because I like them :D
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thats cool.
i'm picky with mine. i always find the best one in the shop. if the decal is slightly off i won't be happy with it. i suggest you keep collecting die-casts. don't ever go building plastic kits. like me i thought i'll just build the Ferrari 310B, but now i'm hooked on them. i just can't stop building them now. i have more cars in my cupboard than i could build. :| i've just spent too much on models, die-casts and plastic kits. |
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wow those are some nice models stracing,i dont collect the F1 cars,but everytime i see one i look at it,in the shop near me they have a david coulthard one in right now.looks awesome
TT the de lorien is cool,ive never seen it b4 till u showed a couple weeks back,lol and u only figured out the doors open a few hours after you bought it,LOL i collect road cars really,from a few manufacturers.not really any rare ones,but a couple nice ones IMO,includin my pretty rare black toyota supra :mrgreen: my list : New mini cooper Audi TT roadster Ford escort RS cosworth Volkswagen W12 Porsche carrera Aston martin DB7 Aston martin vanquish Pontiac trans am firebird Ferrari 360 Ferrari enzo Dodge viper SRT-10 Lambourghini murcialago Lambourghini diablo GTR Chevrolet corvette Z06 Ford mustang SVT cobra R 2003 Ford mustang cobra Fast and furious toyota supra Fast and furious mitsubishi eclipse Fast and furious Mazda RX7 2 Fast 2 Furious toyota supra Volkswagen beetle RSI Mitsubishi lancer evo 6 Mitsubishi lancer evo 7 Subaru impreza WRX STI Nissan skyline R34 GT-R Honda S2000 BMW M3 coupe BMW M3 GTR (street version) MKIV toyota supra (drooool :P ) |
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What scale are they gis?
I have too much to make a list of. Lots of different scales, ranging from 1:18 to 1:87 (tiny, I know, but I have an F40 from Herpa in that scale of which both the hood and the engine bay can be opened and it even has engine detail!) Nowadays I stick to 1:43, which doesn't take a lot of space and has detailing to match larger scales. I used to go to this bourse which is held four times a year near Utrecht with my dad. I think it's the largest in Europe. It's huge. Lots of people from the UK, Belgium, Germany, France and even Italy go there to buy or trade models. You can find anything there and (can't hide the fact I'm dutch, lol) for good prices as well. Too bad I don't go there as often anymore. So if you guys are interested in models I can recommend it to you! EDIT: The NAMAC bourses attract about 4000 visitors and have over a kilometre of table length. http://www.namac.nl/pagina_beurzen_data.htm |
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one thing i don't ilke about those low budget ones is the paint. they always come out dull. everytime my friend buys one, i just have to polish it up for him, otherwise i don't feel comfortable even tho its not mine. |
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i'll be building the tamiya kit of the supra, so watch that. it'll be in telefonica blue. if you don't know the colour, search for the telefonica gp bikes. thats the blue i'm putting down. |
LOL,stracing,look at my list right at the bottom,the black toyota supra :P
stradale,all the models i have are 1:18 scale.there is one model that i have been searching for since early this year but unfortunately not bein made any more and thats the 1:18 scale subaru impreza 22b. |
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About the factories in China: I suspect they're big and have lots of employees. Besides, every worker is trained to do just one bit and not to assemble an entire model. They can do their job really fast. Just think of those little umbrella's for ice cream and cocktail drinks. They're handmade as well. They hardly cost any money and the output is enormous. |
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i saw the drool, so i thought you still needed it. and i missed your 3rd paragraph. |
lol,the 22b i want is 1:18 scale by auto art,ie wanted this one ever since i started collecting.
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when did you start collecting?
don't you just hate the feeling that you started late? i followed schumacher's career since 1992 and now i wished i've started buying his models then. they used to sell $50AUD and now they're all at least a couple hundred for the minichamps. i also wish i knew they would go up in value, i would of bought a few senna, prost or mansell cars as well |
i started about a year ago,and yeah i wish i had started earlier,i had the idea of gettin them for a while and saw them and i just droooled.and my mum and dad said u would never have room to put them anywere,well,i started and they let me put up shelves around,but they were right,i aint got much room left,but ill find sumwere.LOL
im goin to the shop this saturday and im gonna get another 3-4 models i think. i have a minichamps model,the M3 GTR street,its awesome |
check this out for a 1:12 size model (lambourghini fans)
http://www.autoartmodels.com/pages/o...borghini_1.htm |
man you made me drool. but i think i can live without them :?
nothing can beat these tho, without counting the 1:12 working replica hehe http://www.amalgam-models.co.uk/Page...rterscale.html |
god dam those are nice,i love the 360 modena one,its awesome.the price is a lot though,lol.
lol,stracing u mean u can live without the street car models? |
yep!!! i don't want to go broke haha maybe when life settles i'll get a few.
i haven't got one for myself yet. the only road car die cast i have is the honda s2000 which i got for my b'day. |
nice,the s2000 is a very nice car in the model
how many other models have you got altogether? |
nice photos what sort of camera was it, it used a low f-stop
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Guys what do you think of Burago? Are they considered to be cheap(bufget) models?
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Burago are not really that good IMO.. for cheap 1:18 IMO Maisto is better than Burago as for details compared to price.
Sure an Autoart is way better :D |
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if i see a cheaper model that i like il make sure its Maisto one as for the budget models they are one of the best IMO. but TT is right,you cant beat the quality of an auto art model,and fro owning 2 kyosho ones aswell,they are just as sweet. |
How about How Wheels, now they are the only ones that can make Ferrari replica...are they good?
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yeah hot wheels arent bad.i think i paid £24 each for the 360 and enzo and they arent bad
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I've only got three 1/43 scale models.
Impreza WRC car by Ixo Nismo Skyline GTR by Ixo Tommy Makinen Evo by Vitesse. It's the 3000 edition one TT is talking about. Which number is yours TT? Mine is #0926 I've got one 1/18 scale car 1953 Corvette by The Franklin Mint |
mine is #2745 :D cool!
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Guys, anybody know the name of the company that speed chanell advertises some times? Their models look amazing. I think its something like "moto".....
Edit I found out. Its EXOTO. Look at this http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...rontOnFlag.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...50_Cockpit.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...0_TopOpen2.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...ontQuarter.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...0_Interior.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/..._Headlight.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...ontQuarter.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...G18182_Top.JPG http://www02.exoto.com/Collectibles/...ccessories.JPG |
wow,that is a GT40 right
there was a 1:12 scale ford GT40 in the shop i go to and was for sale at £539,i drooled everytime i saw it,the detail was fantastic. there is also a rare rally one there for £90,a richard burns subaru impreza,its a stage he won that is a memory to it,its number 795 of 1750 if i remember correctly |
What scale are those models SFD?
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I have a 312 T4 1:18 :wink: |
gis: i have about 25 die-cast on schumacher. the honda s2000 is from maisto which i don't think its that good. there wasn't even a photoetched part of the brake caliper. but i following the old adage "what you pay is what you get". as i said before i like to build my own road cars.
cho: its just a sony 3.2MP. whats f-stop? as you can see i'm not an expert photographer, hence i got a point and shoot camera. maybe i'll go up a bit and get a cannon g4 or get a SLR. chaos: hot wheels are alright. i've got all of schumacher cars since 2000 and one or two from previous years. sfd: yeah those exoto are mad. they pay so much attention to detail. |
wow,i didnt know maisto made the s2000,my s2000 is from auto art and is pretty well detailed.kinda light in weight aswell compared to all the other auto art ones i have.
i wish i could take pics,i mean i could,but i suck at using a digital camera.lol |
I want those models from Exoto that SFD posted. those are nice!
Have any of you ever seen the resin models? They are pretty cool, but super expensive. |
Those EXOTO models have great detailing, but I know of a man who gives his models the same level of detailing... in 1:43! He's a Frenchman named Jacques Brauer and he uses white metal kits like AMRs (which are very good kits with already lots of detail) as his starting point. He builds chassis', suspensions and makes sure that all doors, hoods, bonnets and everything can open. I'll say it again, this is in 1:43!!
Here are some pictures from his website (http://jacques.brauer.free.fr) http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/anim4.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/anim5.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/anim.gif http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/jpg/f11.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/jpg/b7.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/jpg/f16.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/jpg/b14.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/jpg/dayt3.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/jpg/AMDB6-4.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images...oncapsheme.jpg http://jacques.brauer.free.fr/images/jpg/AMDB6-5.jpg On a whole different level, Burago's aren't that well detailed, but usually the shape of the body is pretty good. So they can be used for upgrading. There are even kits available for that. |
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