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A really beautiful GT-R.

Really nice that a model of this quality comes in its own display case!

Yes please.

Nicadraus wrote:

I like!

[KRAFTIG] wrote:

Lucky13 wrote:I think that the Mansory abominations are the ugliest things ever and he should be hung for destroying the iconic cars that are scrapped for his kitch. Just my two cents.

Tell us how you really feel!

Been watching the UFC, perfect comedic relief.

Yes, I almost ordered it when I bought the Spark 919, but I just know I would sell it later. Kraftig has stronger resin tolerances, but I am sure its epic to look at. And the 1:1 is so sexy I would have kept mine in the living room. I bought this,lol http://i.imgur.com/9WNSWTp.jpg Thats a picture o...

Looks very nice!

No word on this from damnyouebay?

Now that is a very impressive collection, and complete as well. Congratulations!

That engine from the Auto Union C Type floats my boat. What's the time frame for it, 1935?

That must be one truly awesome mechanic for you to let him work on your precious Z.

On board with Olly Clark, winning run at Goodwood:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev8wxQ4MLXY

I'd like to say it's really nice to see a fellow collector of 1:43.

manolo1985 wrote:Such a beautiful model.

Thank you.

wotda wrote:Very clean. See that a majority of them are Le mans race cars?

Guilty as charged.

Something about the idea of endurance racing I find captivating.

Hoping to add more examples of Can-Am and IMSA over time, with a dash of Group B.

[KRAFTIG] wrote:

StratosWRC wrote:Both look great but the 550 takes the cake for me

x2!

x3!

At this rate we're not going to be able to tell the real deal from models, very nice!

Adorable "little murder kitten Fiat".

@ KRAFTIG: WHOA! Some serious eye candy there.

@wotda: Considering Audi has pretty much owned Le Mans this millennium, you can't go wrong with the R18.