Models are neat.
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i want to ask first since this is not really car related
few teaser pic's ( not my build )
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#3
Is that one of those Pocher 1/8 scale metal models?
"Of course that's just my opinion; I could be wrong."
Originally Posted by The Igneous Faction
Originally Posted by WhistlerYOW
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Quote, originally posted by Hostile » Spare time is neat. Fixed.
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Quote, originally posted by Mazda 3s » Is that one of those Pocher 1/8 scale metal models?
yeah with Autograph transkit
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Why not? I think there's a diecast forum, but this looks cool. I vote bring it.![]()
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Quote, originally posted by PassSedanGLX » Why not? I think there's a diecast forum, but this looks cool. I vote bring it. ![]()
ill wait just a bit u know how tcl gets sometimes eeer all the time ( diecast forum is dead lol)
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[IMG]http://albums.modelbrouwers.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/10860/DSC_0167.jpg[/IMG
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#12
That is so cool!![]()
Where did you get it?
1999 Alfa Romeo 156 2.5 V6 | 2011 BMW K1300R
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Quote, originally posted by Neo » That is so cool! ![]()
Where did you get it?
not my build
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#15
Put the photos up if you have them! I love to see detailed build-shots.Speaking of Pocher d'Italia models, this year is my 30th anniversary (
) of not building my Pocher d'Italia Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Zagato Spyder. Since I plan on living to be 130, I figure I got plenty of time to tinker with it.
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this shows how big it is next to a 1/24 scale
guy spent more then 2 years building it . I wish i had the skills time and money
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#19
The really astounding thing about Pocher kits is the way that they commit to intricately detailed sub-assemblies that, when the modeler is finished building them, will never be seen by anyone's eyes again. The engines are fully built-up, with metal cylinder sleeves, pistons, rods, and even a built-up Hirschman-style crankshaft on the Alfa, so that when one cranks the engine, one cannot SEE all the detailed reality inside, but merely feel it. Even the drum brakes on my Alfa are fully functional, and actuate when the tiny brake pedal is depressed. It's almost overwhelming in its detail. I think that's one reason why I've let it sit in the box for 30 years.![]()
Detail shot of similar Alfa engine in Pocher kit:
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#20
I wanted to see how much one of these kits cost, I was figuring like $500 or something. Boy, was I way off.![]()
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I'm kinda partial to this Ferrari micro build![]()
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Quote, originally posted by .:FrankRizzo:. » I wanted to see how much one of these kits cost, I was figuring like $500 or something. Boy, was I way off. ![]()
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How much?
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"Of course that's just my opinion; I could be wrong."
Originally Posted by The Igneous Faction
Originally Posted by WhistlerYOW
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Quote, originally posted by .:FrankRizzo:. » I wanted to see how much one of these kits cost, I was figuring like $500 or something. Boy, was I way off. ![]()
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You should see the service interval pricing.
*rimshot*
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Quote, originally posted by Mazda 3s » How much?
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1800 just for the transkit
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Quote, originally posted by Mazda 3s » How much?
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more than you can afford pal, ferrari
that said, model looks amazing, but it bugs me that the exhaust manifolds and turbos look like doodie
#26
It looks like if you added all the fluids and some gas, it would start right up!
#27
Bugatti 50 T NiB with bids at $700.
#28
F'ing hell! That's amazing!Even the panel gaps are to scale!
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#29
You guys don't even want to know how much I paid for my Pocher kit.![]()
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#30
Quote, originally posted by axe » F'ing hell! That's amazing! Even the panel gaps are to scale!
ZING!
amazing build. It really made my day.
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