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From the topic on my collection on Alfamodellando

From the topic on my collection on Alfamodellando

Fantastic!!

That topic makes for some very nice viewing. I love the sprint speciale on page 11. And there are lots of other very special models.

What a magnificent collection

Bravo!!!

Super collection, whow!!

is er een betaalbaar modelletje van de giulia nuova (geen station) in pino verde?
Andere groentint mag evt ook.

tot op heden heb ik alleen rode en grijze gezien van progetto k

is er een betaalbaar modelletje van de giulia nuova (geen station) in pino verde?

Ouder model van Mattel/Mebetoys. (A3)

Van Progetto K zou hij er ook in het groen zijn, maar die heb ik nog nooit gezien geloof ik.

Voor beide geldt dat je voor een net exemplaar toch wel op zo'n 20 tot 30 euro moet rekenen.

Great Collection

Stunning

Thanks to all for visiting and appreciating.

It's a 30 years seek, still going , and currently at circa 850 pieces, ranging from Fabbri kiosk series up to the CIJ and Rivarossi trolley.

(...) and Rivarossi trolley.

And I think that is the best part on your collection

I have had these 2 1/43rd GTV models in my cabinet for over 10 years, does anyone know if these are actual cars that raced or just fantasy ???

Saluti
alfasudjoe

I have had these 2 1/43rd GTV models in my cabinet for over 10 years, does anyone know if these are actual cars that raced or just fantasy ???

Saluti
alfasudjoe

They are approximately actual cars.

The yellow one is a Gr. A track car prepared by Luigi Cimarosti (30 km away from here!) for the European championships 1983 and 1984. The three drivers indicate the race as 24h of Francorchamps (only race with teams of 3), but actually that team never raced with #46. Unless one of my assumption is wrong, I thnk drivers and race number have been mixed up. EDIT: that drivers team (Georges Cremer, Giorgio Francia, Marco Micangeli) shared a GTV6 for the 1982 Spa 24h, but with race number 43, finishing 11th, according to this reliable site, which contradicts the drivers list given in the other one quoted below.

The Marlboro car is a 1983 French production championship car, actually the winner of that championship. #6 seems to fit, as I did mself the #5 for the other pilot, Cudini.

On both versions, you find alot of information here, some of which I provided myself.

May I ask which make they are? I'm not sure to recognize the models, as I thought the JLC Gravure/Graphiland was the only kit of the Production version, and at least the wheels are different.

I think this is the same Luigi racing car with different numbers.
They are real racingcars from the early 1980's
Sorry for the poor picture!
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Thanks to all for visiting and appreciating.

It's a 30 years seek, still going , and currently at circa 850 pieces, ranging from Fabbri kiosk series up to the CIJ and Rivarossi trolley.

Using Google translations I found out that you're an inspired builder as well. VERY inspired sometimes, 120 hours of work in the 75, wow!

I especially noticed the perfect fit you can archief on kits with vacuform windows, as in the photo below. I'm very curious, how do you do this?