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Old 01-13-2003, 10:16 AM
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Question Weird scales for model cars

Any model cars (civilian or racing only, no military) that u have seen in weird scales, like 1:35, 1:48, 1:72, 1:76. 1:87 etc?

PS, wait for my Hummer in 1:35 scale, still lacking parts: steering wheel, bucket seats, dashboard.
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Old 01-13-2003, 10:18 AM
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I once saw a 1/7829 scale car....ohh wait, sorry, that was a spec of dust


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I would like to see a 1/2 scale model car for sale by tamiya or something.. that would be
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Old 01-13-2003, 10:20 AM
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Re: Weird scales for model cars

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Any model cars (civilian or racing only, no military) that u have seen in weird scales, like 1:35, 1:48, 1:72, 1:76. 1:87 etc?

PS, wait for my Hummer in 1:35 scale, still lacking parts: steering wheel, bucket seats, dashboard.
1/35 is belong to military scale, 1/48 is belong to aircraft scale, but I do see some 1/72 cars, as for 1/76 and 1/87 mostly are by Roco or Herpa. You can get Roco and herpa from Orchard Store in Singapore, they were the agent.
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Re: Re: Weird scales for model cars

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1/35 is belong to military scale
Hehe, not if u convert them into civilian versions.
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Old 01-13-2003, 10:41 AM
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I have recently bought this buggy on HLJ , it's 1/20. Not so easy to put rims on it , 1/24 is too little and 1/18 is a little bit to big.



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I have seen some Airfix kits in 1/32, older kits like the Tyrell P34 were in that scale....

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the weirdest one i've seen is a nitto kit of an RX7 scaled at 1/28. deng!!!:huh:
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I have a 1/32 Lindberg Porsche 911
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the weirdest one i've seen is a nitto kit of an RX7 scaled at 1/28. deng!!!:huh:
I saw those too... Like LSI brand that also have 1/28 scale and I myself is looking for LSI 1/20 Prince Skyline. I know Nichimo did a 1/32 scale on those. :huh:

Deedlit: Is that moon buggy nice to build, actually I'm trying to order 1 of those too.
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I have an Impreza that's 1/43 scale, from Lindburg I believe.
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Hehe, not if u convert them into civilian versions
wah! pls post some pics of your civilian version of the hummer....
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I know about 1/87 and 1/160, for model train scales (HO and N, respectively) but the cars have hardly any detail this small...

I almost bought a 1/32 Sileighty kit, by accident... I'm glad the box was open so I could see how tiny it was...! :o
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I know about 1/87 and 1/160, for model train scales (HO and N, respectively) but the cars have hardly any detail this small...
for some, but not all, like the HO herpa cars they are detailed. but the best HO cars are from kato every detail is there.
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Check out this guy's 1/87 Mercedes.

http://www.best1hobby.com/contest/html/i0003.html

I love the pic where it's standing next to the 1/24 350Z. Makes the 350Z look 1:1!
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That Merc is crazy.
Bibendumz, sorry i don't have a digital camera. I would love to post its pics if i can though.
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