Ferrari F355 model, the larger the better

Ferrari F355 model, the larger the better

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R360

4,335 posts

207 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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This is mine, its 1:18

Its a little dusty boxedin






I got this from Modelzone a few yers back


delta037

416 posts

174 months

Friday 16th April 2010
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Marevo: Regret that I didn't keep a record but around 70 - 90 quid springs to mind. I put a few 1:18s on ebay just before Christmas 2008 including a trio of mint 1:18 McLaren F1 GTs which all fetched well over £100 and were bought by overseas buyers. Looking at completed listings on ebay recent UT 355 prices do seem to be around the twenty pound figure. With Hotwheels back on the scene I suspect it has depressed prices of second hand UT Ferraris. Ebay commission, Paypal fees and ridiculous postal charges are stifling selling online. It may just pay you to wait until late November or try the FOC website as they have a classified ads or even stick an ad in Auto Italia Mag.


delta037

416 posts

174 months

Friday 16th April 2010
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DrYazz: Hopefully from what's been posted on here you will have gathered that the UT is the best 1:18 die cast there is for general display purposes. If you visit London and want to see some even larger scale model hand built Ferraris drop into St Martins Models in St Martins Lane. Be prepared for prices around £3,000+.

DrYazz

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881 posts

180 months

Friday 16th April 2010
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Mighty Flex said:
How about barbie scale, in plastic wink
http://naughtyhollywood.com/barbie_ferrari_f355_gt...
My cousin has one and i always thought it would look great on an 8th scale RC chassis, Obv not extremely detailed or in perfect scale. they come up on ebay occasionally
Definitely big!
I will be polite and say on this occasion that I will pass on that wobble.

DrYazz

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881 posts

180 months

Friday 16th April 2010
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delta037 said:
DrYazz: Hopefully from what's been posted on here you will have gathered that the UT is the best 1:18 die cast there is for general display purposes. If you visit London and want to see some even larger scale model hand built Ferraris drop into St Martins Models in St Martins Lane. Be prepared for prices around £3,000+.
I'll certanly do that, thanks. Will be in London at the start of June. Sounds like a good day out.

For me biggrin.

Not for the wife biggrin.

Mighty Flex

901 posts

172 months

Friday 16th April 2010
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DrYazz said:
Mighty Flex said:
How about barbie scale, in plastic wink
http://naughtyhollywood.com/barbie_ferrari_f355_gt...
My cousin has one and i always thought it would look great on an 8th scale RC chassis, Obv not extremely detailed or in perfect scale. they come up on ebay occasionally
Definitely big!
I will be polite and say on this occasion that I will pass on that wobble.
couldn't help it biggrin

B0LLIKS

414 posts

171 months

Sunday 18th April 2010
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SystemParanoia said:
ferrisbueller said:
last one sold on eBay for 23.24

linky
its an mr2 with a kit on isnt it? hehe
well that ruined my clever remark.

DrYazz

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881 posts

180 months

Saturday 31st July 2010
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Well, I got a 1:18 red UT F355 Berlinetta off the interweb thingy.

Got to say, not overly impressed. I have a Bburago 1:18 Ferrari 348 TB and I expected the UT F355 to be more detailed and of higher quality. It isn't.

The luggage compartment at the front does not open.

Brake discs have no detail at all on them.

The rear tyres have the same width as the front!!!

Anybody know of a model other than a UT to go for?