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Looking for any scale model of Porsche 911, Model Year 2001, Manufacturer 996, Carrera 4, Artic Silver, Sunroof. :?:
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POST 2Original post
E-bay had a lot of different models under the porsche in all catagories section last time i looked.
POST 3Original post
Try this http://shop1.porsche.com/international/modelcar/911/ Silver on page 5&6 might fit the bill TB
POST 4Original post
I got a nice model of my Turbo on eBay for about a tenner. Made by Burago. (?Sp)
POST 5Original post
I bet her indoors went nuts when you put the car on the front lawn to take that photo?! PS Looks very nice
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thank you, I will have a look. I love the photo, the idea is great and so is the snow.
POST 7Original post
Back on topic: I am actually one of those sad types that collects a model of any decent car I own and have been doing so for years so got a bit of experience. Size is actually important, don't want to go so big you can not show it anywhere, needs to fit on a shelf etc, go too small and the detail gets lost. So size perfection is 1/18 scale. One of the best value -v- quality is Maisto, their models are shockingly bang on. The only downside is that most are left hand drive but the detail out weighs that for me. Do a Google search on: Maisto model 911 c4 1/18 You will find a local supplier for sure :thumb:
POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thank you very much for your help. I will have a look.
POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thank you I will take a look.
POST 10Original post
The best models by far are the AutoArt ones. The detail is amazing.
POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thank you I will take a look.
POST 12Original post
I bet her indoors went bananas when you put burnt rubber on the window sill! (or is it one of those "just for show" models?)
POST 13Original post
Strictly a garage queen this one! Sits on my office desk to remind me what to look forward to at 5:00pm. Sad, isn't it? :roll:
POST 14Original post
Ditto. I used to colect Maisto and Bburago until I discovered AutoArt (sorry Lloyd!). However, if you're willing to spend the extra, CMC and Exoto are by far the best modellers in this business. Most of my collection is dominated by AutoArt but I have a few of the CMCs and Exotos too. Amazing attention to detail in the latter including real leather seats, moving gear lever, opening fuel cap and fabric coated door cards (if you're into that kind of thing!). I am probably far sadder than you Richard H! ~ Maxie
POST 15Original post
+1. I have diecast models of all the cars that I've owned. These couple of sites have been great: www.modelenium.co.uk , www.zeteo.com , www.autoartmodels.com
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