Some of my 1:43 collection

Some of my 1:43 collection

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NismoGT

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Tuesday 11th August 2009
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Hello , i have a collection of about 150 diecast and resin 1:43 scale model cars , but no display cabinet for them yet.

Pics have taken bloody ages to upload thanks to a slow laptop

Here are a few , hope you enjoy !

Craig

Minichamps : 2005 Ford GT



Minichamps : Audi Sport Quattro



Minichamps : Ford Escort Mk1 RS1600 ( Ford advanced vehicle operations)



Minichamps : Audi RS4 Saloon



Kyosho : Toyota Soarer GT Twin Turbo



Ebbro : Toyota Supra JGTCC 2004 Au Cerumo



Ebbro : Nissan GT-R R35 Black Edition



Spark : Ford Transit Supervan 2



Spark : Gumpert Apollo 2005



Neo Scale Models : Audi RS2 Avant



Autoart : Bugatti Veyron 16.4



Autoart : Dodge Viper Competition



HPI Racing : Lancia Delta HF Intergrale Evo 2







Edited by NismoGT on Tuesday 11th August 23:37


Edited by NismoGT on Tuesday 11th August 23:52

NismoGT

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Tuesday 11th August 2009
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DubZeus said:
Love the quattro, on my wishlist. Got the blue one, cant find the red one anywhere. Looking forward to seeing the rest.

Edited by DubZeus on Tuesday 11th August 23:29
Thanks , I am having to update my OP as i go along due to the speed of this thing.

look on ebay Germany for the red one , should be no problem

NismoGT

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Friday 14th August 2009
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Ok i will post up some more shortly

Edited by NismoGT on Saturday 15th August 13:52

NismoGT

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Saturday 15th August 2009
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Dubzeus i was looking at your collection in another thread , thats very impressive! Love the Group B rally cars especially.


NismoGT

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Saturday 15th August 2009
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pstruck said:
Been thinking about starting a collection of diecast models but for some reason have always been preoccupied with 1:18. Having see this and the detail of some of these 1:43's I may have to go this route - take up a whole lot less space also!

Do you stick with one manufacturer, or are they various? Which ones offer the best range of models, level of detail against price? Have been looking a bit at Minichamps and they seem good.

Got to convince the Mrs that a display cabinet full of model cars is the right thing to have in the living/dining room!
I used to be a 1:18 collector , sold them all years back. Come back now as a 1:43 collector and i have not looked back , there is some great stuff out there.

There are lots of manafacturers i collect from :

Minichamps
Kyosho
Autoart
Ixo
HPI Racing
Trofeu
Vitesse
Neo scale models ( Resin )
Spark ( Resin )


NismoGT

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Saturday 15th August 2009
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Here are a few more

Minichamps : Ford RS200



Minichamps : Aston Martin DB9



Minichamps : Jaguar XK Coupe



Autoart : BMW M535i



Autoart : Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6


NismoGT

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Autoart : Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster



Kyosho : Toyota Chaser Tourer V



Kyosho : Mazda RX7 FD



Norev : MG SV-R



Hot Wheels Elite : Lamborghini Reventon


NismoGT

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Ixo : Mclaren F1 GTR Longtail



Ebbro : Honda NSX Type R



HPI Racing : Alfa Romeo 155 V6 Ti DTM Test car



HPI Racing : Subaru Impreza Fujitsubo



HPI Racing : Lancia Delta S4



HPI Racing : Lancia 037


NismoGT

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Tuesday 18th August 2009
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Thank you all for the comments , if anyone wants to see anyhting in particular , Porsche , Nissan etc......

NismoGT

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Thursday 20th August 2009
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pstruck said:
Where do you tend to buy your models?
online , collectors fairs , car shows and some shops

NismoGT

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Tuesday 1st September 2009
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motormania said:
I have to admit that those HPI seem to be highly detailed and the mould quality is very impressive. I wonder if they've developed a new way to manufacturer or use a different material which results in finer details...
They are still using standard diecast techniques as far as i know. But they have hit the diecast market with a massive bang. Nothing but good reviews.

I hope they expand their range more by this time next year. If they do we are in for some real treats