My Mini Maranello.
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Welcome To My Mini Maranello......
[b]Nearly 1:10 scale of this F399 exclusively handmade by us.[/b]
The Early Pictures of this 1:10 F399... the proccess of our making........
(Sorry for the low quality in the pictures....)
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i am impressed with your passion for ferrari.
it must have cost you a fortune to buy all those miniatures. -
i Hope You'll enjoy the EXCLUSIVE photos from me... that's the best picture i can share with u all... but all the models above is our collection and they're for sale... any enquiries.. do gimme a pvt msg yea!...
Catch my other thread in this sgdiecasters of my mini Toulouse of Airbus, Is an aviation world, but still a 'di
ecast'....... hee... -
Hi FERRARIman!Originally posted by FERRARIman:i Hope You'll enjoy the EXCLUSIVE photos from me... that's the best picture i can share with u all... but all the models above is our collection and they're for sale... any enquiries.. do gimme a pvt msg yea!...
Catch my other thread in this sgdiecasters of my mini Toulouse of Airbus, Is an aviation world, but still a 'di ecast'....... hee...
I had seen your collections in the other threads!
Just awesome! Since you opened a mini Maranello, maybe I should open a mini Modena?
Just curious, is this ur hobby or "full time" work?
Are kits by Revell of good quality? I am not so much into kits but have built 3 Tamiya kits. I am thinking of importing some Revell kits thats why. You can pm or reply me here also can.
Can I have ur eBay link if you are selling online?
Regards,
Arjun -
Hello Arjun..Originally posted by coolgeek84:Hi FERRARIman!
I had seen your collections in the other threads!
Just awesome! Since you opened a mini Maranello, maybe I should open a mini Modena?
Just curious, is this ur hobby or "full time" work?
Are kits by Revell of good quality? I am not so much into kits but have built 3 Tamiya kits. I am thinking of importing some Revell kits thats why. You can pm or reply me here also can.
Can I have ur eBay link if you are selling online?
Regards,
Arjun
Haha.. mini modena? hahaz.. open as u like... lol
Ok actually that's my hobby which i've collected since in the 70's ermm.. yea the old model has been sold and scrapped and so on.. sold? yea ppl look at it.. and they love it.. so they purchase it!.. Scrapped? yea.. some models which are too old and the quality is not there.. so i decided to ermm take their parts eg. tyres windscreen etc2 and it can be serve as my spare parts for future projects. How bout the body kit... well as u know, as a modeler, many things can be done.
So wats my full time? My fulltime i worked as an artist.. so as u can see my room there're chequered flag and logos been drawn at wall and ceiling... so my full time is isn't a modeler.
Talking about revell, its not about quality, its not about how big the size is, its not about "can the doors be open?", and its not about how expensive it is. It is about how the way u assemble them, how skill are u in putting the parts together (make sure the 'glues' is unseenable) and most importantly, THE ACCURACY OF THAT MODEL COMPARED TO THE REAL ONES. Honestly, I don't buy products from burago, maisto... the model is not that accurate looking and shapes 'it looks like a cartoon instead'. BBR, Autoart, kyosho, revell if u heard this model brand "bang" is not bad at all.. it has 90% of the accuracy looking.
So, if u gave me a maisto, burago (worst) or a hotwheel... well i need to modified them to be a accurate looking. Im am very particular of that. So, mostly my collections are - can be proudly say 95% of my models are very accurate shapes when u compare to the real ones...
So back to ur questions is Revell a good quality? I does not think about quality, if u mean quality is (can be it last long etc) for me quality is the SHAPES OF THE CAR IS ACCURATE! u need sharp eyes to see the details...
So Revell kits is not bad. PASSED!
Tamiya and BBR kits are at their own class....... -
Originally posted by FERRARIman:
Cool, thanks for the detailed answer
Hello Arjun..
Haha.. mini modena? hahaz.. open as u like... lol
Ok actually that's my hobby which i've collected since in the 70's ermm.. yea the old model has been sold and scrapped and so on.. sold? yea ppl look at it.. and they love it.. so they purchase it!.. Scrapped? yea.. some models which are too old and the quality is not there.. so i decided to ermm take their parts eg. tyres windscreen etc2 and it can be serve as my spare parts for future projects. How bout the body kit... well as u know, as a modeler, many things can be done.
So wats my full time? My fulltime i worked as an artist.. so as u can see my room there're chequered flag and logos been drawn at wall and ceiling... so my full time is isn't a modeler.
Talking about revell, its not about quality, its not about how big the size is, its not about "can the doors be open?", and its not about how expensive it is. It is about how the way u assemble them, how skill are u in putting the parts together (make sure the 'glues' is unseenable) and most importantly, [b]THE ACCURACY OF THAT MODEL COMPARED TO THE REAL ONES. Honestly, I don't buy products from burago, maisto... the model is not that accurate looking and shapes 'it looks like a cartoon instead'. BBR, Autoart, kyosho, revell if u heard this model brand "bang" is not bad at all.. it has 90% of the accuracy looking.
So, if u gave me a maisto, burago (worst) or a hotwheel... well i need to modified them to be a accurate looking. Im am very particular of that. So, mostly my collections are - can be proudly say 95% of my models are very accurate shapes when u compare to the real ones...
So back to ur questions is Revell a good quality? I does not think about quality, if u mean quality is (can be it last long etc) for me quality is the SHAPES OF THE CAR IS ACCURATE! u need sharp eyes to see the details...
So Revell kits is not bad. PASSED!
Tamiya and BBR kits are at their own class.......[/b]
I agree that skill/quality is in the artist rather then the model itself. Yep Tamiya Kits are amazing.
I have seen some 1/12 Revell kits which I want to try.. Other companies do not offer 1/12 ferrari kits especially at that price (less then 100USD). Hence I asked about the Revell kits. For the price Burago is -ok- lol. I feel that Hotwheels is very bad for its price. The Enzo especially. I tried to compare my BBR Enzo with the HW one. I decided its not a good idea to compare them lol.
Where do u think I can get spare parts? Its very hard to get them in Singapore. I own a few old Buragos which I want to modify. They don't even show brake calipers in their models!
My skill level right now is definitely at beginner. lol. So I wanna play around with a few cheap kits before jumping into BBR or Tameo Kits.
But all this needs a LOT of time.. haha.. -
You want spareparts? haha simple buddy... u buy the same scale of the model that u desire, if its a burago for instance, like u say theres no brake calipres (as an example) well...
1) buy other brands which u tink its about the same scale (the cheap ones) but make sure it got the CALIPRES!... then took out the calipres by cut it, dismounted it etc.... and u fix on ur other model that u desire.
2) Hmm this is where the art and craft are coming. get a hard cardboard, cut it, shape it, color it... anddd there u go....
Spareparts are hard to get... that y u must havee LOTTTTSSS of models which u don't feel like it and u take their parts. haha... alot can be done... if it isn't the same.. then "put on make-ups" it will look the same... haha. -
Yo ferrariman.. glad to see that u have joined our forums! Impressive ferrari collection i have to say..
Your skill at modelling is nothing less than amazing!