I like Lewis but this is....
I like Lewis but this is....
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Mat Hammond

Original Poster:

1,044 posts

238 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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http://www.lewishamilton.com/collections/models

A rip off?
Good value?

I am not sure..

MrKipling43

5,788 posts

245 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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If you'd ever seen one up close you'd pay double!

I think it's made by these guys: http://www.amalgamcollection.com/en/

Edit: it is made by them.

Edited by MrKipling43 on Wednesday 3rd December 18:30

touching cloth

11,706 posts

268 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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MrKipling43 said:
If you'd ever seen one up close you'd pay double!
I for one am pretty sure I wouldn't.

tomTVR

6,909 posts

270 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Dont think ill be buying one, it would need to have a big chunk of Lewis himself included.

Id prefer the LH soap dispensing figurene.

Or his new book:


kevin ritson

3,423 posts

256 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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tomTVR said:
Dont think ill be buying one, it would need to have a big chunk of Lewis himself included.

Id prefer the LH soap dispensing figurene.

Or his new book:

Not enough change after buying Felipe Massa's Guide To Sporting Failures?

dpbird90

5,535 posts

219 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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That's £800 cheaper on Grand Prix Legends, they do them at £2750

Mojocvh

16,837 posts

291 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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kevin ritson said:
tomTVR said:
Dont think ill be buying one, it would need to have a big chunk of Lewis himself included.

Id prefer the LH soap dispensing figurene.

Or his new book:

Not enough change after buying Felipe Massa's Guide To Sporting Failures?
Excellent banter!

tomTVR

6,909 posts

270 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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kevin ritson said:
tomTVR said:
Dont think ill be buying one, it would need to have a big chunk of Lewis himself included.

Id prefer the LH soap dispensing figurene.

Or his new book:

Not enough change after buying Felipe Massa's Guide To Sporting Failures?
I could buy both if i wanted. Ive been told that the cheesemeister's book is a better read. However if its F1 results from which you find your delectation in literature then i suggest you speak to a Mr Glock for a definitive answer.

Blue Meanie

73,668 posts

284 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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dpbird90 said:
That's £800 cheaper on Grand Prix Legends, they do them at £2750
Are those ones signed?

kevin ritson

3,423 posts

256 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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tomTVR said:
I could buy both if i wanted. Ive been told that the cheesemeister's book is a better read. However if its F1 results from which you find your delectation in literature then i suggest you speak to a Mr Glock for a definitive answer.
Did Lewis recommend the cheese straws that you seem to be clutching at? I hear they go very well with wine made from sour grapes wink

Edited by kevin ritson on Thursday 4th December 09:23

MrKipling43

5,788 posts

245 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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kevin ritson said:
tomTVR said:
I could buy both if i wanted. Ive been told that the cheesemeister's book is a better read. However if its F1 results from which you find your delectation in literature then i suggest you speak to a Mr Glock for a definitive answer.
Did Lewis recommend the cheese straws that you seem to be clutching at? I hear they go very well with wine made from sour grapes wink

dpbird90

5,535 posts

219 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Blue Meanie said:
dpbird90 said:
That's £800 cheaper on Grand Prix Legends, they do them at £2750
Are those ones signed?
Ah, no they aren't. I think they did some signed Schumacher ones at £3500, so the price is justified.

tomTVR

6,909 posts

270 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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kevin ritson said:
tomTVR said:
I could buy both if i wanted. Ive been told that the cheesemeister's book is a better read. However if its F1 results from which you find your delectation in literature then i suggest you speak to a Mr Glock for a definitive answer.
Did Lewis recommend the cheese straws that you seem to be clutching at? I hear they go very well with wine made from sour grapes wink

Edited by kevin ritson on Thursday 4th December 09:23
What are you talking about? I said id try his book. Why dont you buy that signed scale model if you like him so much?

daveake

687 posts

255 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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tomTVR said:
I could buy both if i wanted. Ive been told that the cheesemeister's book is a better read. However if its F1 results from which you find your delectation in literature then i suggest you speak to a Mr Glock for a definitive answer.
In that case you'd be better off buying this to go with that chip on your shoulder ...


anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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whoever buys this is a mug. there are not collectable and as the guy is going to be racing for a good few years to come, there will be a lot more signed models of mclarens available in the future.

even signed memorabilia of dead drivers does not reach the sort of heights that the vendor is charging for this model, regardless of how detailed it is you could buy a 1:1 scale formula ford for not much more...

i hate people who speculate on the value of these things, buy them because you like the guy and like the model not because it might go up. i can tell you, a signed model of a championship winning mclaren will not be a rarity in ten years time (providing he isnt killed in some awful accident obviously...)

Fire99

9,865 posts

258 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Holy Mackeral. How much?

Now wouldn't you be p!ssed if you're little niece or nephew came round and started to play bumper cars with it.. biggrin

John D.

20,997 posts

238 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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touching cloth said:
MrKipling43 said:
If you'd ever seen one up close you'd pay double!
I for one am pretty sure I wouldn't.
Me neither. I could buy myself a full size toy for that!

dougc

8,241 posts

294 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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John D. said:
touching cloth said:
MrKipling43 said:
If you'd ever seen one up close you'd pay double!
I for one am pretty sure I wouldn't.
Me neither. I could buy myself a full size toy for that!
I wouldn't let TomTVR near it. He might eject it from his pram

Joking Tom wink

MrKipling43

5,788 posts

245 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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John D. said:
touching cloth said:
MrKipling43 said:
If you'd ever seen one up close you'd pay double!
I for one am pretty sure I wouldn't.
Me neither. I could buy myself a full size toy for that!
I was exagerating, of course! Having said that, Amalgam models are uttely beautiful.











ETA: click the crosses and it will open the pic in a new window. Well worth a gander at all of them.

Edited by MrKipling43 on Thursday 4th December 11:12

Spiritual_Beggar

4,833 posts

223 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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LMAO

lewishamilton.com....oh dear.