GTPlanet Scale model thread

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996 GT3 RSR from Minichamps. Older model of mine, but took it out for photos. Not nearly as cool as the ones posted above 😂

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I really love the shape of the 996 RSR, that's one I don't have yet.

Took out some Stuttgart machinery this week





All 1/43 ;
190 Evo I / Minichamps
C43 AMG ; C55 AMG ; C63S AMG / Spark
C63 AMG / Schuco
 
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Here is a decade of collecting, every Porsche 911 which wears an "RS" badge up to the 991 generation.
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And a snap from the back with my phone since I was struggling with lighting.
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I personally think those resin 992s look better than the Norev GT3, but to each his own.
 
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Couldn't resist this.

The E38 seems to be a hard shape to replicate, particularly in the rear, but Otto have made a wee masterpiece here.

Last model. Honest....
 
MSZ
I personally think those resin 992s look better than the Norev GT3, but to each his own.
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1:18 resin models suck. Why would you bother paying for a big model that doesn't even have opening parts? Isn't that the whole point of buying one? I don't get it.
 
ScottPye20
1:18 resin models suck. Why would you bother paying for a big model that doesn't even have opening parts? Isn't that the whole point of buying one? I don't get it.
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I don't play with my models. I have both diecast and resin FXXKs from BBR and the resin one looks million times better.

But once again, to each his own.
 
ScottPye20
1:18 resin models suck. Why would you bother paying for a big model that doesn't even have opening parts? Isn't that the whole point of buying one? I don't get it.
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Subject matter.
Also most decent resin models have quite nice exterior details and paint that most diecast models lack outside of very premium ones.
 
MSZ
I personally think those resin 992s look better than the Norev GT3, but to each his own.
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I agree, and normally I dont care if a model is sealed or has opening parts since I go for the best looking/most accurate model, but in this case I wanted all of my GT3 (non-RS) models to have opening parts.
 
SPhilli911
I agree, and normally I dont care if a model is sealed or has opening parts since I go for the best looking/most accurate model, but in this case I wanted all of my GT3 (non-RS) models to have opening parts.
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I can see why these Norevs are so popular these days, they are cheap and a crapload of different colors to choose from.

It's funny that I still haven't own one single 992 yet, but I have about twenty different 991s.
 
Nothing crazy here, but I saw this M2 Machines 1/24 '73 Cheyenne at Walmart recently and "it hit me right in the feels." My grandpa had a '79 Cheyenne. Not the highest quality model for sure, but instantly one of my favorites because of the memories. It's white, not mint green, my camera's phone is just that bad, haha.

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MSZ
I can see why these Norevs are so popular these days, they are cheap and a crapload of different colors to choose from.

It's funny that I still haven't own one single 992 yet, but I have about twenty different 991s.
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Indeed, I am thankful for the choices. Being a Porsche 911 model collector is easy sometimes, with many, many models to pick from. 😉

Once I sell my Minichamps 992, the Norev will be the only 992 I have for the time being. Waiting patiently for a release of a 992 GT3 RS model. And then the inevitable face-lift and Weissach editions... oh and a 992 GT2 someday. 😂
 
ScottPye20
1:18 resin models suck. Why would you bother paying for a big model that doesn't even have opening parts? Isn't that the whole point of buying one? I don't get it.
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Personally I am not a fan of resin models because of the lack of opening parts, but there are a few models you just cant get with opening bits. The '97 BTCC Laguna, the XJ40 XJR and the E38 were models I really wanted so I had to overlook that. I'm glad I did as the quality of them makes up for the lack of being able to open doors etc.

I was curious about the Norev models but having seen a few on here they seem impressive.
 
SPhilli911
Here is my entire GT3 collection in 1/18 scale to date (not including RS models). I am glad that every single 911 GT3 ever has not only been made in scale form, but all of these models here have opening parts, too.

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I like the simplicity of a base model 911. I have a 993 carrera, 993 GT2, and 996GT3, and it's nice to see the evolution from new 993 (at the time) to something more focused.
 
1:43 Subaru Leone TOURING WAGON 1984 🚙 (Hi Story)

Leon is the progenitor of the Legacy and other all-wheel drive Subaru. Although I am not a fan of most wagons, if there is a sedan or coupe version, I could not pass by this one. Beautiful blue-blue color, high roof and turbo four-wheel drive.

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to be continued....
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