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Oldtimer wrote:That's where the diecast manufacturers retreated to for Nascar, when they totally abandoned 1/18 scale. In that genre, they are cheaper to produce the Easter egg hunt of livery of the week.

I have a funny car and top fuel dragster in 1/24. That seems to be the popular size for them as well

I agree I wish I could see the pictures for this post. Anyone have one of their opening models for an extended period of time and know how the joints stand up as far as durability overtime?

Very nice review. I personally like the P1 simply because the colour pops a lot more. But that is one of the better black models that I have seen even though I’m a newbie to collecting

I just started collecting hot wheels. I think it’s the worst decision of my life because they’re not expensive so you have a habit of buying bunch of them and then you keep buying a bunch more and you end up spending just as much is if you bought a 1/18. But I’m enjoying it LOL

Is it just me or are all the pictures missing?

Maybe because it’s not size between the next size up in the size my word for what the price ranges?

AUTOart silver Koenigsegg CCX

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I think that ship has sailed a little bit on that. I currently have 15 vehicles, one on order, and four on pre-order. I did jump in pretty heavy at the start I accumulated pretty much all those in the course of a month or so but I bought cars that I really liked and really wanted. Somewhat because I...

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