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Old 09-10-2004, 12:50 PM   #1
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Default F430 by BBR (pics added)

sorry if i made u think this was gonna include pics....
the model is gonna be released in the hobby model expo at Novegro, so ill post the pics soon
theyre gonna be the first ones to release the scale model too
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Old 09-10-2004, 02:23 PM   #2
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still I'll buy F360 CS firstly I'm also looking forward to see it at my shelf
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Old 11-26-2004, 02:43 PM   #3
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Released today, really like it















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Old 11-26-2004, 03:45 PM   #4
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WOW! IT IS MINE!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by SilviaEvo
WOW! IT IS MINE!!!!!!!
If only I could "waster" 250-300 USD on a 1:43 model, it would be mine too!
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Old 11-26-2004, 04:28 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by TT
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WOW! IT IS MINE!!!!!!!
If only I could "waster" 250-300 USD on a 1:43 model, it would be mine too!
damn you ruined my dreams TT!!! maybe if it was 1:12 i would but never for a 1:43 that is too much for a little car :cry: :cry:
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Old 11-26-2004, 04:43 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by SilviaEvo
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WOW! IT IS MINE!!!!!!!
If only I could "waster" 250-300 USD on a 1:43 model, it would be mine too!
damn you ruined my dreams TT!!! maybe if it was 1:12 i would but never for a 1:43 that is too much for a little car :cry: :cry:
Let's wait for the RedLine one maybe
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Old 11-26-2004, 07:35 PM   #8
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very nice indeed,but to expensive IMO,like dani said,if i was gonna spend that money id rather get a few auto art ones.
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Old 12-20-2004, 02:13 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by gis
very nice indeed,but to expensive IMO,like dani said,if i was gonna spend that money id rather get a few auto art ones.
What you can do: buy some BBR's, the limited editions, somewhere where it's cheap. Save them some time and enjoy them. After a couple years there are worth some 100 euro's more, and you can buy even more AA/minichamps.

Personally I just got a BBR, and it's fantastic. Since it's limited to 250 pieces, I can sell it in 2 years for a nice price (maybe 400 euro's). I bought it at a very reasonable price (around 200 euro's). If I tell people I paid around 200 euro's for a 1/43, they'll declare me nuts, but when you tell it's a very rare edition, it changes everything.

I must say, I can't spend all my money on those handbuilt Italian 1/43 models. I buy the prettiest and rarest (if I can) and for the rest I try to buy some good, cheaper 1/18's. I see the handbuilt ones more as an investment. So are AA's and Minichamps, but to a lesser extent. For both (1/43 and 1/18) you have to get the rare ones. They make your money.
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Old 12-20-2004, 02:22 PM   #10
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well to tell u the truth i dont go and buy my models with intentions of selling them,i buy them for a collection of my own of cars i like.i would like a couple BBR models for the limited production but i woudlnt buy one just to sell it.but as i said i would much rather get a couple AA or other 1:18 models for that price.
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Originally Posted by gis
well to tell u the truth i dont go and buy my models with intentions of selling them,i buy them for a collection of my own of cars i like.i would like a couple BBR models for the limited production but i woudlnt buy one just to sell it.but as i said i would much rather get a couple AA or other 1:18 models for that price.
Most of my models I won't sell either, but still someday and somehow they'll be sold, and then you have something to sell, but that's also the case with an AA, only they will be far cheaper then a BBR. If you have to sell a Hotwheels, even a Maisto, the prices will be very low.
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