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4 foot long F12berlinetta

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  1. CollectorMorry

    CollectorMorry Formula 3

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    #1 CollectorMorry, Apr 16, 2012
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  2. CollectorMorry

    CollectorMorry Formula 3

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    #2 CollectorMorry, Apr 18, 2012
    not one comment from the peanut gallery?
     
  3. 250GTE

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    #3 250GTE, Apr 19, 2012
    That is a stunning model :)
     
  4. Wade

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    #4 Wade, Apr 19, 2012
    Probably because it is breathtaking in size/$ and causes one to be at a loss for words (just don't post this in the 3x8/Mondial Forums) ;)
     
  5. CollectorMorry

    CollectorMorry Formula 3

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    #5 CollectorMorry, Apr 19, 2012
    If I put it in that section I will be inviting "wow that costs as much as my car" comments....I know better!
     
  6. speedy_sam

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    #6 speedy_sam, Apr 21, 2012
    Er Morry the price is too ....
     
  7. CollectorMorry

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    #7 CollectorMorry, Apr 22, 2012
    cheap????

    :)
     
  8. ioan

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    #8 ioan, Apr 22, 2012
    What's the interest in having a 1/4th scale model of a contemporary car?
    If you like it buy the 1:1, the real deal!
     
  9. Nate Johnson

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    #9 Nate Johnson, Apr 22, 2012
    Morry has the coolest stuff. Those large scale models are something else.
     
  10. ferrariartist

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    #10 ferrariartist, Apr 22, 2012
    Amazing... and the older F1 cars in the background are just a sight to behold as well. Photos dont do them justice. Just incredible in person.

    GT
     
  11. CollectorMorry

    CollectorMorry Formula 3

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    #11 CollectorMorry, Apr 23, 2012
    I'm having a huge 2% off sale this week to all FChat users named Nate....
     
  12. HotShoe

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    #12 HotShoe, Apr 26, 2012
    Wow! That is really cool.

    I assume they get all the surface data from Ferrari and then 3d print the original mold parts for their run? I would love to see the process.
     
  13. 360gtracer

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    #13 360gtracer, Apr 26, 2012
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    The only way I could afford this is if the 2 became a 200. Oh, and changing my name.... (could I get that done before the week's out???)

    :p

    gp


    edit - p.s. - what does that thing *weigh*???
     
  14. CollectorMorry

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    #14 CollectorMorry, Apr 26, 2012
    It's about 45 lbs.....all of the CAD files come from Ferrari so the model is perfect.
     
  15. ferrariartist

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    #15 ferrariartist, Apr 26, 2012
    Saw this in person today. Stunning work of art. Looks great in the darker red.

    GT
     

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