Look up the work of Jochen Kieslich he does limited runs for Cartima and for at least one other small German shop. https://www.instagram.com/cmcminiaturesfinishline/ http://www.jochenkieslich.de/
I am still very happy with my dirty 375 MM one dirty car is enough for my collection Image Unavailable, Please Login
I bought that one in the BBR store it was not more than 2 hours available I have never seen one for sale I have also a rain version, limited of 3 Image Unavailable, Please Login
here is a "cheap" not to bad model sorry that it is not a Ferrari Laudoracing Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale https://laudoracing-models.com/de/jolisearch?s=33+coupe+stradale the model is limited to 1000 each the Museum model is going to the end the models are 120€ each plus shipping on their homepage they are selling good and fast also on eBay for 200€ Image Unavailable, Please Login
It sometimes does not matter how cheap they are or if they are perfectly assembled. I have noticed this company before, and they are able to capture the look and feel of the cars better than most model companies. I do not collect 1/18th but I still appreciate what they are able to do. Wheel size, Tire size, overall shape of the body, it all looks right. I have many 1/12th and 1/24th models that do not look as accurate.
YES! That is my favorite of the model of the 33. I regret not buying one when they were new and readily available.
I have a question... what type of glue used for clear thin windshields and rear windows on risen models? I have a few BBR's and MG Plus models which the outer comers popped free from the body... need to re-fix them
Have the same problem with BBR. I used a small toothpick with a dab of gorilla glue gel and held it down for minute with another toothpick.
And... you didn't get a "haze" on the plastic from the Gorilla glue.... its totally compatible... right???? Can you post a picture of the stuff??? Apparently there a lot of versions of gorilla glue I found on the net. Which one?????
I would use "canopy glue", used to glue down clear parts on models. It's white and dries clear. I wouldn't use gorilla glue but hey, it if works for you go for it.
