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Ferrari Enzo 1/18 by BBR...

I found it in the following site:

http://www.modelworks.co.uk/page20.html

They are going to sell it at the price of 170GBR pounds... which is approx 243Euros...

How can this be??? Its xtremely cheap, if you consider that a normal handbuilt model costs around 160euros...

My fuck it seems a wrong quote since 1:43 BBR costs around the same or just a little bit less! Why to limit it at 369 and not 399? LOL...

^^^ i wouldnt mind that one,but i also wouldnt mind this 1:18 BBR either.i may have to find this one.

I want Tamiya enzo ferrari.. It looks good..Amazing details on the car.. It would look even better if it was a 1:12 scale.. .. Drooooling.. :lol:

The Tamyia one is indeed 1:12

very nice detail, seems to cost a lot but i am not sure on the US price.

hmmm...still thinking should i buy it or not. not a collector of die cast road cars but it looks tempting so does the tamiya one

Well guys it seems that indeed the 1/18 BBR Enzo is going to cost around 250euros. I was looking at the Forza magazine today and i saw in an ad(i think it was from exoticar.com) the bbr 1/18 enzo. The price was around 250euros, dont remember the exact amount... So, lets start saving money :mrgreen:

The Tamiya 1/12 Enzo costs around 600Euros...

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The Tamiya 1/12 Enzo costs around 600Euros...

499 dlls is the price i got... the average price ive seen do far
600 is too much for a tamiya IMO

^^^^
i also included the transportation costs, and things like that... I always do that... :P

I gotta get one of these!

Some more pics in here:
http://www.biante.com.au/showroom.cf...=details&ID=94
http://www.minicarshop.jp/report/hobby44/bbr.html

I think the reason it's cheap relative to other BBR's is because it might be made in China, which has much lower production costs and wages than Italy. Judging by the brakes, it looks to be made from molded plastic rather than the costlier photoetch pieces. Still, looking forward to seeing it in real life.

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Originally Posted by Guibo

I think the reason it's cheap relative to other BBR's is because it might be made in China, which has much lower production costs and wages than Italy. Judging by the brakes, it looks to be made from molded plastic rather than the costlier photoetch pieces. Still, looking forward to seeing it in real life.

its made in china and brakes will be photoetched

DAMN THAT JUST AWESOME MAN!