Something different, FD models modeling...
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Originally Posted by M104-AMG
What scale, and where did you get them ?
:-) neil
:-) neil
These are 1/24 scale...about 7 inches. I got them here about a year ago (blue boxes):
http://www.collectablediecast.com/in...arch=GO&Page=1
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Thanks. Standard IKEA issue! lol
Yep, that's the Kyosho RX-7. They haven't made that series of models in a long time. They've reintroduced the RX-7 Kyosho model with BBS wheels and 96 style rear wing. Only in red and silver.
They're only 1:18th scale. This is the smallest scale I buy. Anything less and you sacrifice detail.
Here are a couple more pics from my collection. The RX-8's are 1:18th Autoart.
By comparison the shelf that has the McLaren road car and GTR racer. The GTR racer is 1:18th. My McLaren is 1:12th. I prefer the bigger models!
Last but not least...
Yep, that's the Kyosho RX-7. They haven't made that series of models in a long time. They've reintroduced the RX-7 Kyosho model with BBS wheels and 96 style rear wing. Only in red and silver.
They're only 1:18th scale. This is the smallest scale I buy. Anything less and you sacrifice detail.
Here are a couple more pics from my collection. The RX-8's are 1:18th Autoart.
By comparison the shelf that has the McLaren road car and GTR racer. The GTR racer is 1:18th. My McLaren is 1:12th. I prefer the bigger models!
Last but not least...
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Although they aren't scale models, I also have these "collectables"...
These are the original Mazda sales brochures:
and a couple of magazine articles from when the '93 FD was named "car of the year"
These are the original Mazda sales brochures:
and a couple of magazine articles from when the '93 FD was named "car of the year"
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