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Old 09-06-2005, 10:35 AM
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Nissan Figaro ?



Anyone know if this was ever made in 1:24 Plastic or Diecast ?

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Old 09-06-2005, 11:18 AM
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Re: Nissan Figaro ?

I'm sorry, no. That looks awsome tho. It looks like something from Arii's 1:32 scale cars. But I don't think they have that. Good luck Steve.

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Nope, never done.

The '80's Nissan Be-1 concept (the beginning of Japanese retro) was done as a "desk set" in roughly 1/24 scale...working scissors, stapler, pens, ruler, kind of neat and pretty accurate body...they had 'em at Neiman Marcus or Sharper Image. I have one somewhere...
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Re: Re: Nissan Figaro ?

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I'm sorry, no. That looks awsome tho. It looks like something from Arii's 1:32 scale cars. But I don't think they have that. Good luck Tonio.
thats not tonio
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Old 09-06-2005, 03:26 PM
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Takin a leisurely break from the skylines then Steve!
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Re: Nissan Figaro ?

The only thing that is worth making into is a crushed cube!! lol
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