Amalgam Collection - Questions for the manufacturer.

Is it possible to respond with a total parts count of a particular model? What if a model replica arrives with a small part that needs replacing- will Amalgam provide the needed part?

 

I wondered what are the exact parts number of the following? I am seriously consider buying:
F40
288GTO
Pangani Huayra
Bentley Blower

 

I have some important final decisive yet trivial questions for the following models:

1) can 288GTO's front lamp be popped up? (I know F40 one cannot)
2) are the two tool box/bag holder on each side of the engine bay openable? they are hidden below the engine hood.
3) what is the mechanism of opening the door, hood and the truck of 288 GTO?

thanks heaps!

 

My last question is
Any Amalgam model car use real leather wrapping on their seat and upholstery? I must admit seeing the seats in hard resin and the resin molded simulation of the cloth/soft material covering the back part of Bentley blower is a bit disappointing .

Any chance amalgam planning to introduce the leather upholstery in ear future?

 

Seems to me adding leather upholstery would increase the selling price.........

 

Price increased from Astronomical price still astronomical. So pretty much the same. Lol

 

Thanks!
The question reading the opening of the two tools/ storage conpartment is referring to Pagani Huayra- do you know if they can open? As I can see hinge there

 

May I know the part numbers for the following :
1) 288 GTO
2) F40
3) pagani huayra
4) Bentley blower
5) Bugatti Atlantic 57SC
6) Ferrari Lusso

 

7) LaFerrari


Thank you so much!

 

Could please supply the parts count for the Amalgam Ferrari 250GTO, and was the model dimensions taken from Ralph Lauren's chassis #3987? or another 1:1 car?

 

Any updates about the parts count?

 

I wondered what Amalgam think is the top 5 best ever made models from their point of view?

 

Sounds great!
What will the vital statistics include?
Roughly when will that data become available on your official website!

 

Any possibility the photographic illustrated instruction that comes with each model could be included in your new website update too?

 

I have recently purchased the following 1:8 models, and I am very pleased with all of them. They really are remarkable.

- 288 GTO
- Enzo
- F40
- LaFerrari

The Enzo is the oldest model, and it doesn't have any moving parts, but it's still gorgeous. I'm looking forward to the F50.

 

Great collection !! Do u think the F40, 288GTO or the LaFerrari is a better made from Amalgam ? ( I know they are all very well made, but technically execution in modeling perspective)

 

I really wanna know if someone can tell me for the 1/8 Pagani Huayra whether
1) the little luggage compartments on both side can be opened? As I can see the hinge there.
2) does it comes with the luggages like those from F40?

3) how much roughly extra for bespoke lighting for this model?
4) how is the lighting functioning and do you control the lighting and where is the battery hiding?

 

Of the four, I believe the F40 is the most remarkable achievement. Having said that, the margins between the F40, the 288 GTO and the LaFerrari are extremely slim. The Enzo, having been designed a number of years ago, is not engineered with open or moving parts, therefore I wouldn't put it in the same league as the other three. Still, even though it doesn't have open or moving parts, the detail is superb (such as the view into the cabin, or the engine through the clear cover).

I have ordered custom display cases, so I have not fully unpacked the cars yet. Once my cases are here I will post many photos.