very rare models (all scale)

Don´t want to start anything (again) but apart from the F1 (a 1985 or 86?) the models are really awful. Overall shape is way off, detailing is very poor and the whole thing looks like it is put together by someone who is an average builder at best. It is a mystery to me how the same builder can make total masterpieces such as seen in this thread.

 

GTE, I can agree on the quality, its way beyond the standard of the Conti's, I had 2 of them for years but sold them because of that.
The scale of 1:32 is also a bit strange.
But nontheless, they are rare, and the rarity makes them special.

The F40 of the same series was posted in this thread to, a few weeks back.


Her are a few BBR's you will like better....
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yup, those are more to my liking. Especially the De Rethy GTC.

 

Heco of france was making a series of outstanding ferrari's untill the factory decided to execute the right of reproducing their trademarks in the 1990's.
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Here is my rarest model! in unusual scale!!!!

I made it from scratch a few years ago, as a tribute for the 1st drivers championship of Michael Schumacher with ferrari, and because it is one of my favorite F1 models. (Yeahh! I know it was number 3, but the champion is #1)

1/4 Scale Ferrari F1-2000.

sorry about the bad pictures, but were taken with my cellphone.
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Here are some of the old Titan/AMR 1/12 kits.Not as good as Minidelta or Ultimate.
They still are pretty good and the only models of these cars in 1/12.
Pictures are Ferrari Daytona Competition Pozzi and Nart and 512BBLM.
They are now out of production.

The Daytonas are now available under a new brand name as mentioned in this thread earlier.

Tom Tanner/Scale Designs
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Nice and very detailed models!!
Resin kits and models are the best, I used to produce them a few years ago, I really like the big scales.
Best regards

JELPSPEED

 

Here are some small photo of the promocom 1/8th scale kits.They have made a 1971
312PB a 126C2 so far.Very expensive kits.
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1 more Promocom 1/8th 126C2 photo.
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Pieces of art!

2 BBR's from the early 19990's the Gemballa TR and a Pilot F40LM
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Yep! big and beautifull

 

Mini Delta Christmas card from this year...
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I got the same card.
In fact, a TR like that was standing on the table we had coffee served at, while visiting Patrick to pick up my P3 kit in May this year.
That modell is one hell of an artpiece! (kept staring at it for a few hours) Its My favourite "litle" ferrari!

Patrice is an artist!

 

Man, I'd love to find that Pilot F40LM.

 

Just ordered this 1:12 288GTO(the last in yellow) from modelworkshop in Hong Kong...
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Nice, i saw also tha you take a F50 GT..great for the both good combinaison of cars.

 

That's why I ordered it, the F50GT and the 288 GTO combine together perfectly!

The artsports F40 is a very rare serie oro from 1991
The "street"F40 was the very first modell ferrari SPA ordered at BBR in 1989.
The Igol GTE was made around 1996.
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i m not an adept of 1/18, i ve got some but i prefer /12 for details and they looks much more better a display.

Nice models.

 

These ferrari's are 1:43's by BBR, in fact most of my collection is in 1:43 (except for 17 1:12 and 1:14 handbuilts)
Because of their size, its easier to display them, and there is allmost no ferrari that isn't made in 1:43.


The sultan's 456's, all by bbr in 1:43
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Great score, show me that (if it not so secret) i think we got the me passion for models 1/12 or PM
in fact i own only 1/43 an 1/12.

amasing this series...very rare.

 

MakeUp Maserati 1/12th Birdcage master.Model is no longer available.


I like 1/43,1/24 and 1/12.You cant get the detail in 1/43rd you can in 1/24th so I collect
some 1/24th.1/43rd is great because they make every car!1/12th is for special cars only.
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Here is a new one you can still get!!Its from Model Factory Hiro in 1/24th scale.
Full detail Alfa Romeo TZ2 Targa Florio kit.This is one hell of a kit!!!!They also make
many other Ferraris and Alfas in 1/24th scale and 1/20th scale.Not cheap($225-325.00 per kit)

Tom Tanner/SD
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Here is the Model Factory Hiro F2007 in 1/20th.
No I am not a dealer,just a high quality model lover!!
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Rain tires! Cool!

 

Here is an awesome 1/4 scale model that measures 4 feet long and is fully operable by remote control. It is capable of speeds of up to 75 mph! Less than 15 were made in the mid 1990s by the now defunct 'Jeron Quarter Classic' company based in Michigan. The model is entirely made of metal, and is built to scale. The engine is powered by a modified remote helicopter unit.

This Lancia is one of five different vintage F1 cars made in the early to mid 1990s, and is possibly the most desireable one due to it's unique styling. The Lancia D50 ran in 1955 at the hands of greats like Alberto Ascari, just before Lancia's racing division ceased to operate. It ran again in 1956 with Ferrari Factory support and a Ferrari engine, and won the Championship with Juan Manuel Fangio at the wheel.

One of the most unusual features of the D50 were the fuel and oil tanks, which were mounted in two big panniers (or 'pontoons') between the wheels. No other grand prix car sported this type of design, and for good reason!

We have not had one of these Jeron models in our collection in quite some time, as most collectors that were lucky enough to purchase one back in the 1990s have kept them. This Lancia D50 was originally purchased in 1996 for US$17 500, and is far more valuable today. It is in absolute pristine condition, still with original R/C unit, instructions, and crate.

A few photos are below. Please let me know if you are interested in the ultimate toy - something that can be both displayed as art and used for fun.


Other great new items including:
-Ayrton Senna's original worn 1994 Brazil GP helmet,
-a scratchbuilt 1/5 scale 1931 Mercedes SSK "Speziale",
-a scratchbuilt 1/5 scale Mercedes 300SL "Gullwing" chassis,
-a scratchbuilt 1/8 scale Bugatti T41 Royale "Coupe Napoleon' with full engine detail, opening doors, etc.
-Canvas giclee prints of the Ferrari 166, 250TR, 250GTO & 250LM by Michael Mate,
-Original oil paintings of the Ferrari 156 Sharknose & Alfa Romeo T159 by Alfredo de la Maria
-An original signed race suit & gloves worn by 2007 Champ Kimi Raikkonen,
-A handbuilt 1/8 scale Ferrari F2007 "Brazil GP" version with new dark red metallic paint,
-A full scale F2007 steering wheel and nosecone replica, perfect for display
-A signed photo of Enzo Ferrari dating from 1933 - his Alfa Romeo days!
-An original complete McLaren F1 nosecone

Some of these which can be seen at http://www.collectorstudio.com/new.htm
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