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Greenlight will be releasing several variations of the 2015 Ford F-150 in 1:64 scale.
1/64 Model Collectors Thread
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Totally agree. Pretty damn flawless in my eyes.
Well, hope this helps a little bit.
It really is so small. 
TLV Toyota Sports 800 vs HW Porsche 993 GT2 by VC SL/E, on FlickrAlso I noticed that this thread has recently gone past another milestone. Belated congrats to @Sonygamer455 for getting the 40,000th reply. 👍
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If we disregard a spam thread and the Infield this thread has the most replies in the Rumble strip. 👍
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I can remember when this thread hit 10,000. 
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More Tow & Hitch coming.
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Another unusual post from the Hot Wheels Newsletter group....
3 pink Rolls Royces
2 Custom Beetles without the sunroofs
1 blue Rodger Dodger
What kind of sorcery is this?!?!?
3 pink Rolls Royces
2 Custom Beetles without the sunroofs
1 blue Rodger Dodger
What kind of sorcery is this?!?!?
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Welcoming another Porsche in my home...
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K day the 4th or 5th?
EDIT, This was apparently my 9,000th post on GTP!
EDIT, This was apparently my 9,000th post on GTP!
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Never during the week so that gives you your answer.
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I tried to be a scumbag today at work when I found 3 Hot Wheels cases in the back.
It was 2014 G case stuff. It seem like our Walmarts here are starting to pull back on the Hot Wheels and Matchbox now that sales probably plummeted if we start getting more shipments to our local dollar stores.
It was 2014 G case stuff. It seem like our Walmarts here are starting to pull back on the Hot Wheels and Matchbox now that sales probably plummeted if we start getting more shipments to our local dollar stores.
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I went to Daboxtoys ~2 weeks ago, and I returned with these:
One of them is a Honda NSX Type S-Zero made by TACCAR. The quality of this rivals that of a Kyosho, with the only imperfections being the fact that some of its rear lights (painted silver) are scratched away, and the fact that the axle of the front wheels is too long. The only reason I bought this is because it has an openable bonnet, which is rare for 1/64s. The engine is painted, the interior is pretty nice, and the exhaust is painted in silver. I would have preferred the first generation in red or white, but unfortunately they weren't available, so I had to settle with the 2nd gen. I got this for 70 HKD/~9 USD (if I remember correctly), which is a bargain, I believe. There was also a Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R whose hood can be opened (all cars TACCAR produces feature openable bonnets) available in red or blue, but I'm more interested in the NSX. So here are some pics:
And here is the engine bay. There is nothing to hold it properly, so I'm forced to use a toothpick.
I also made another purchase there: a Kyosho Beads Porsche 911 GT1. This thing is truly a masterpiece. It's a wonder how they managed to put brake discs and callipers into a 1/64. The interior is also nicely recreated. The only pity is that I could not view the interior clearly or take a nice photo of it, as the chassis is not held to the base with screws. It's so detailed, I believe one may be fooled into believing that it's a 1/43 if told so. It comes with a nice acrylic case for display. The only imperfection is that the front wheels don't roll smoothly. Originally I only planned to buy the NSX above, but seeing as the 911 GT1 is sold at a such a cheap price (94 HKD/~12.1 USD), I succumbed to the temptation and bought it as well. I blame the purchase on this thread. 
Here are some pics of the ultra-detailed 911 GT1:
(If you look closely enough, you'll see the brake discs and calipers.)
A photo of it with the casing:
Some more artistic photos of them:
Speaking of which, @AOS-, at what price did you buy your Kyosho Porsche 911 GT1? I'm just curious.
One of them is a Honda NSX Type S-Zero made by TACCAR. The quality of this rivals that of a Kyosho, with the only imperfections being the fact that some of its rear lights (painted silver) are scratched away, and the fact that the axle of the front wheels is too long. The only reason I bought this is because it has an openable bonnet, which is rare for 1/64s. The engine is painted, the interior is pretty nice, and the exhaust is painted in silver. I would have preferred the first generation in red or white, but unfortunately they weren't available, so I had to settle with the 2nd gen. I got this for 70 HKD/~9 USD (if I remember correctly), which is a bargain, I believe. There was also a Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R whose hood can be opened (all cars TACCAR produces feature openable bonnets) available in red or blue, but I'm more interested in the NSX. So here are some pics:
And here is the engine bay. There is nothing to hold it properly, so I'm forced to use a toothpick.
I also made another purchase there: a Kyosho Beads Porsche 911 GT1. This thing is truly a masterpiece. It's a wonder how they managed to put brake discs and callipers into a 1/64. The interior is also nicely recreated. The only pity is that I could not view the interior clearly or take a nice photo of it, as the chassis is not held to the base with screws. It's so detailed, I believe one may be fooled into believing that it's a 1/43 if told so. It comes with a nice acrylic case for display. The only imperfection is that the front wheels don't roll smoothly. Originally I only planned to buy the NSX above, but seeing as the 911 GT1 is sold at a such a cheap price (94 HKD/~12.1 USD
), I succumbed to the temptation and bought it as well. I blame the purchase on this thread. Here are some pics of the ultra-detailed 911 GT1:
(If you look closely enough, you'll see the brake discs and calipers.)
A photo of it with the casing:
Some more artistic photos of them:
Speaking of which, @AOS-, at what price did you buy your Kyosho Porsche 911 GT1? I'm just curious.
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I went to Daboxtoys ~2 weeks ago, and I returned with these:
One of them is a Honda NSX Type S-Zero made by TACCAR. The quality of this rivals that of a Kyosho, with the only imperfections being the fact that some of its rear lights (painted silver) are scratched away, and the fact that the axle of the front wheels is too long. The only reason I bought this is because it has an openable bonnet, which is rare for 1/64s. The engine is painted, the interior is pretty nice, and the exhaust is painted in silver. I would have preferred the first generation in red or white, but unfortunately they weren't available, so I had to settle with the 2nd gen. I got this for 70 HKD/~9 USD (if I remember correctly), which is a bargain, I believe. There was also a Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R whose hood can be opened (all cars TACCAR produces feature openable bonnets) available in red or blue, but I'm more interested in the NSX. So here are some pics:
And here is the engine bay. There is nothing to hold it properly, so I'm forced to use a toothpick.
I also made another purchase there: a Kyosho Beads Porsche 911 GT1. This thing is truly a masterpiece. It's a wonder how they managed to put brake discs and callipers into a 1/64. The interior is also nicely recreated. The only pity is that I could not view the interior clearly or take a nice photo of it, as the chassis is not held to the base with screws. It's so detailed, I believe one may be fooled into believing that it's a 1/43 if told so. It comes with a nice acrylic case for display. The only imperfection is that the front wheels don't roll smoothly. Originally I only planned to buy the NSX above, but seeing as the 911 GT1 is sold at a such a cheap price (94 HKD/~12.1 USD
Here are some pics of the ultra-detailed 911 GT1:
(If you look closely enough, you'll see the brake discs and calipers.)
A photo of it with the casing:
Some more artistic photos of them:
Speaking of which, @AOS-, at what price did you buy your Kyosho Porsche 911 GT1? I'm just curious.
$12 is about right for the 911 GT1. I got mine from DaBox as well at the same price. Most race car Beads are in the $15 range. Some of the more special ones can demand a bit more for its limited availability on the web.
Nice grab. Most of the race car Beads have brake calipers too. It's totally worth dropping money on them all.
On that note, I sold my Autobacs 2006 NSX, Test Car 2007 NSX, 2004 NISMO Autech Z, and 2006 Xanavi Nismo Z to someone recently. My Knex shelf has a bit more room now.
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