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How many Ferrari models exist in 1/24? Kits of course
Tamiya has F40, Testarossa & 360
Fujimi has 348, 365/Daytona and Dino 246 but all they OOP

There's some rare stuff I'd like to add to my collection:

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Monogram do the 512TR, as do Revell and Italeri
Italeri also do the 250 GT California, 275 GTB, 308 GTB
Fujimi enthusiast series has the 288 GTO (I have it!) 365 Daytona (Have that too!) and all the Dinos.
Tamiya's Testarossa is good!

A rare company called ARII seem to do the Boxer in 1/24. I have only known 1/16 scale!
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Fujimi enthusiast series has the 288 GTO (I have it!)

This one? Great stuff. I'll watch on ebay for it
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This is the 288GTO

A lovely kit, with opening bonnet and boot.
Detail is superb! Usual enthusiast number of parts, i.e. 200+!

THis one is painted Rosso Corsa, but as you can see, the a pillar is broken, so I have purchased another kit and have to re-do the body!
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And the engine! What is so nice about the 288 is you see the gearbox from the rear of the car! Exquisite!

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Fujimi enthusiast series has the 288 GTO (I have it!)

This one? Great stuff. I'll watch on ebay for it
No, as that is the Italeri or Revell one! Mine blows that away!!!
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No, as that is the Italeri or Revell one! Mine blows that away!!!

How you tell the difference? Pls post more pics of yours
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Well, it's the enthusiast version by Fujimi, so you should know what that means building the Alpina!

The boot opens to reveal the battery and radiator...
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Great suspension! And correct hubs which rotate!
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And a very full box!
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Well, it's the enthusiast version by Fujimi, so you should know what that means building the Alpina!

I know, mine Dino 246 has openable bonnet and trunk. Front bonnet serves as spare wheel and accessories storage, but there is rear trunk behind the engine which opens too!
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Here is your 512BB

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Tamiya and Revell both have the ....drools.....almighty Ferrari F50.
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Tamiya and Revell both have the ....drools.....almighty Ferrari F50.
Tamiya has three versions: Red, Yellow, and "Full-View!"
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