Kyosho are expensive models, but they have unbeliveable detail in their 1:18.
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Kyosho are expensive models, but they have unbeliveable detail in their 1:18.
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Here a picture Motormax send me of their new Pagani Zonda C12 S. While Motormax isn't known for its quality, this doesn't look that bad.
The rims do look a tad small though.
-Eric
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The Hot Wheels Enzo is cool. I have that one. I just purchased some new cool diecast cars at www.TheHobbyShopp.com. They had som nice cars. Free shipping. that's always good.
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I've got a Pagani Zonda C12S model in 1:18, it's from Solido:
It's a greatly detailed model, better than the Hotwheels Enzo. It comes in red and blue (wich I got). I only payed €12,50 for itbut usually it costs around €30
I think Koenigsegg is Swedish for: "Oh no, my head's just exploded!"
Jeremy Clarkson
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The Bburago model company went insolvent toward the middle of last year.
Maisto have taken over all their moulds.
I think one of the first to be used was converting the Bburago Bugatti EB110 to the Maisto Bugatti EB110SS Dauer convertion
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"Nothing is too beautiful, nothing is too expensive"
Ettore Bugatti
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It's ok Ferrari in Hot wheels, but there are other better makers...
BBR is an excellent maker, it builts Ferrari Enzo by hand with 1500 pieces, it's fantastic, but his cost is high... Visit bbrmodels.com. Also Exoto makes Ferrari Enzo, it's good... visit exoto.com
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No they don't. Out of those the OP listed I have the McLaren F1 from Maisto and the Pagani Zonda C12 S from Motormax and they're both nice models.Originally Posted by Jorgeaq
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Hot Wheels Elite and Super Elite series are second to none in their price range.
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Minichamps makes the best McLaren F1 model I've seen. It's a 1:12 scale and pretty expensive (around $400-$550).
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