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  1. george-mountain

    george-mountain Rookie

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    #1 george-mountain, Jan 3, 2012
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    I saw this model this year in Florence, Italy in a hotel. The owner of the hotel is a great Ferrari fan and owner of several cars. Once a day he came to work (5*hotel) with the car in the picture, sorry I am not an expert and do not know the type.

    In his hotel he showed a Ferrari 156 in a scale of about 1:3 (sorry but I could not take the measures). It is equiped with an smal engine.

    I hope you enjoy it.
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  2. CollectorMorry

    CollectorMorry Formula 3

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    #2 CollectorMorry, Jan 3, 2012
    I believe that's a 250 MM, and the model is made by Allegretti. What hotel was this in front of? I was just in Florence a few months ago and am curious.

    Morry
     
  3. Manfred Steinert/MPS

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    #3 Manfred Steinert/MPS, Jan 3, 2012
  4. george-mountain

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    #4 george-mountain, Jan 3, 2012
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  5. CollectorMorry

    CollectorMorry Formula 3

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    #5 CollectorMorry, Jan 4, 2012
    Thanks. Does anyone know his connection to Alessandro Bruni - the 'alfadoctor'?
     

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