1/64 Model Collectors Thread

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Do you take your cars out of the blisters?

  • Yes.

    Votes: 329 50.9%
  • Kinda, I open most of them.

    Votes: 132 20.4%
  • Nope.

    Votes: 97 15.0%
  • Yes and no. I buy a second for opening/customizing.

    Votes: 126 19.5%

  • Total voters
    646
Should I open the new redlines/real riders? I just have them lying in my room.
 
Should I open the new redlines/real riders? I just have them lying in my room.
Well, unless you plan on selling them on eventually I'd say why not?
 
Found these today.
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Then at a target I found the "Beast" and a Baby Ruth falcon
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@photonrider - now you need the 5sp version!

You're trying to make me go deep into my boxes, aren't you. Bad Panda. Back to your bamboo shoots!

Cipsa? Didn't they also have their own molds? I remember Cano talking about a difference in quality.

Should I open the new redlines/real riders? I just have them lying in my room.

If you can afford to - open and enjoy.
If you're treating your collection as a business then store it out of sunlight. In the package.
Sometimes keeping it in the package, however, is another way to enjoy it.
 
Tomorrow I'm gonna go to the place where I got the $2 blue Datsun 510, I'm gonna buy some more cars from 2008. :)
 
My latest purchase:



Care to guess what brand it's made by?

Edit: @AOS- , don't spill the beans, in case you know the answer.
 
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My latest purchase:



Care to guess what brand it's made by?

Edit: @AOS- , don't spill the beans, in case you know the answer.
Kyosho? They're the only ones who I've seen do a 1/64 P1 outside of HotWheels.
 
@Cano- I thought Cipsa bought in HK castings and just did the assembly, paint and rivets? You're saying they actually had the molds and cast the bases themselves?

Indeedy, why do you think there are so many Cipsa crumblers? The company knew how to work with plastic, the metal stuff was new to them. where did you read that HK thing?
 
So I'm at a Walmart and I see these
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I didn't buy them but they all had hot wheels cars in them.
 
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Take them to management and let them know that they've been swindled.
 
i see that all the time up here, half the time I see it when the employee is putting them back on the shelf...covered in tape... should be obvious
 
That Celica though, don't believe I've seen that one before. Nice.
It's one of those if TLV don't do it, nobody else will. :lol:
Your bumper is falling off. :p
I'm going to start calling you R1600bviousTurbo. :lol:

Yeah, not sure if shipping damage, or seller sent it like that. Partial refund should make it right though. 👍
 
You're trying to make me go deep into my boxes
BTW those Matchbox Rescue special cars are at Dollarama now. Go ham.

Edit: @AOS- , don't spill the beans, in case you know the answer.
I'm willing to say it's either a Kyosho or a TSM Models car... And I'm inclining towards the second option.

I posted about this about a month ago, so if anyone paid any attention, they'd have an answer. :p

Also, TSM doesn't make 1/64s I think. Kyosho is the closest you may get until you search for my post.
 
That looks dope!

Despite how cheap the models feel, the tampo work CM's has done overall is one of the best I've seen in 1/64.
 
BTW those Matchbox Rescue special cars are at Dollarama now. Go ham.

Thanks, Andy, Shall check my local today.
Good to have a 'man on the inside'. :lol:
 
Is that a Kyosho Ferrari? I have one like that on the way, too. Digging the Alfa. 👍
Yeah it is, and the casting doesn't dissapoint. In fact, all of them are brilliant castings - I love you Japan.
 
Kyosho? They're the only ones who I've seen do a 1/64 P1 outside of HotWheels.

No. Not quite.

I'm willing to say it's either a Kyosho or a TSM Models car... And I'm inclining towards the second option.

You are not the first one that was fooled into believing it was a TSM when you saw the packaging - the first brand that popped into my mind the moment I saw it was TSM as well. :lol: In fact, the reason why I posted this photo (which had the brand intentionally hidden) was to see how many people would be fooled into believing it was a TSM, if any.

Anyway, I shall reveal the answer now: the model is made by Colourful Model, also known as CM Model, and here is a teaser of the car:


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A full post featuring more pics of the car will come later.
 
No. Not quite.



You are not the first one that was fooled into believing it was a TSM when you saw the packaging - the first brand that popped into my mind the moment I saw it was TSM as well. :lol: In fact, the reason why I posted this photo (which had the brand intentionally hidden) was to see how many people would be fooled into believing it was a TSM, if any.

Anyway, I shall reveal the answer now: the model is made by Colourful Model, also known as CM Model, and here is a teaser of the car:


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A full post featuring more pics of the car will come later.

CM? That sounds oddly familiar... It's most likely that it isn't the rebirth of that CM that made great rally scale models, but still, it's oddly familiar.

At least my second guess wasn't too foolish. But in the end, consider me fooled. :lol: Looking forward to seeing the car in greater detail.
 

Maybe it's the livery but I'm not feeling it. Good thing that it appears to be a mainline? Maybe I'll end up picking one up anyway if that's the case
 
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