"all in red" continues....

Good point, and the BBurago engine bay is pretty good for a diecast. That Alpha Model kit looks so nice, and if it's as good as the Giulia it will be stunning in person, but with no motor.

 

That´s looking amazing! Where did you get the engine from?

 

My Roma has everything opening also including the engine. I bought it from China. Does anyone know if the SP1/2 has an engine version ? It has alot of detail and the front does open, with a rivet blocking it from opening.

 

I was a little confused by the image below. The german seller obviousely unlocked the front bonnet.
Received mine today, european version, curbside, red. But good proportions, metallic paint appears really nice.
Humberto, your build actually encourages for more detailling, looking forward for more!

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I wonder why they have 2 versions of the same diecast, really silly.

 

Explanation is simple.

Prices in Germany -estimated
including shipment (source: ebay offers):

-curbside, from Germany: 25 EUR

-detailed from China: 60 EUR + customs

-detailed from Germany: 100 EUR, incl. customs
(Expected. No offers available here from local dealers currently)

 

Humberto, sorry, we didn´t want to hijack your thread.
I suggest any further discussion on the Burago ROMA at
https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/quattroruote-1-24-diecast-model-collection.204071/page-17
Hope the link works...

 

You can buy directly from chinease sellers (via aliexpress) - fully detailed version costs ca. 25-30 eur + less than 10 eur for shipping.

 

Fernando's 156. Always amazed at how much detail he molds in, but that does cause alot of problems due to air bubbles. His 312T4 I think is the most detailed F1 kit he has done, but it has much more photoetch. Hope the W196 has even more detail. By the way, FPPM is working on a set of new larger diameter 1/24th wire wheels for the Alfa 158 and Ferrari F1 375.

 

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amazing!