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Btw,how much is a D1 Die Cast car?I am interested.
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I want that Audi LeMans Car!!!
1 : 72
anyone collect 1:72 die cast??
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Hotworks Racing is about the only one that make D1 diecast cars.taz947 wrote:Btw,how much is a D1 Die Cast car?I am interested.
They have all the well known cars in scales 1:24th and 1:64th.
Nissan 350z (orc)
Nissan S15 (Kei Office, HKS, Top Secret)
Nissan Skyline ER34 (Blitz)
Mazda RX-7 (Apex, RE-Amemiya)
Toyota AE86 (Sift)
Aoshima produce D1 cars in scale 1:43th.
JadaToys also has some driftcars, but they don't exist in real life.
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smaller than matchbox...jacoja06 wrote:You mean batchbox cars?
here's some picture of my collections...
1:72
small.. so I can put it anywhere..
1:43 Subaru Impreza
I paint it by myself.. so looks bit ugly.. & plain.. I want to add some vinyls.. but no idea..
1:43 VW Corrado...
(wrecked..)
anyone try to add neon in small cars?
looks cool in the dark.. (because only glow in dark..)
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who makes those die cast car cars i'm sorta interested now
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I have around 800-900 die cast cars that I've collected over the years.
Mostly the Hotwheels cars, but still they're die cast and in very good condition.
Mostly the Hotwheels cars, but still they're die cast and in very good condition.
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also have hotwheels too....mostly trying to get real life cars than the custom hotwheels made one
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I have a die-cast mobile crane that's about 4-5 ft. tall when erected. Dunno where I put it, though. Or how I misplaced it!
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@ Shu : Haha..i've tried painting a die cast as well..it was a silver corvette, and i painted it silver...its completely wrecked though...
Ive got quite a few die cast cars aswell...ill post pics when i get some good shots...
Ooh, i'm trying to save up for a Ferrari Enzo 1:16 die cast with real leather and Carbon fibre interior..kinda pricey at about 80-100$.
Hmm..hav to wait till my B'day ...cuz im kinda low on cash atm
Ive got quite a few die cast cars aswell...ill post pics when i get some good shots...
Ooh, i'm trying to save up for a Ferrari Enzo 1:16 die cast with real leather and Carbon fibre interior..kinda pricey at about 80-100$.
Hmm..hav to wait till my B'day ...cuz im kinda low on cash atm
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I dont think I'd ever spend 80-100 dollars on a car you can't drive. O_O I'd only pay like $5 at the MOST for a model car. =\
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I have a huge collection.
500+ 1:64 Hotwheels and about 10 1:18 Jada Toys models.
500+ 1:64 Hotwheels and about 10 1:18 Jada Toys models.
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i'm thinking i should go to bartell drugs afterschool so the collection can start up.....right now it's not that much xP
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They sell die-cast cars at a drug store?
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yeah lol
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^ What is that??
looks like a truck, or a robot..
looks like a truck, or a robot..
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xHaZxMaTx wrote:I have a die-cast mobile crane that's about 4-5 ft. tall when erected. Dunno where I put it, though. Or how I misplaced it!
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How does it look when the crane is packed with the crane section folded up?
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ooo...
so big...
so big...
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It doesn't fold up. Not easily, anyway. You have to untie everything, disassemble the booms (which don't actually fit on the truck when it's disassembled)... Yeah, not fun.Glopaticki wrote:How does it look when the crane is packed with the crane section folded up?
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How big it is?And with 100 bucks you could buy many Die-Cast cars...t3ice wrote:@ Shu : Haha..i've tried painting a die cast as well..it was a silver corvette, and i painted it silver...its completely wrecked though...
Ive got quite a few die cast cars aswell...ill post pics when i get some good shots...
Ooh, i'm trying to save up for a Ferrari Enzo 1:16 die cast with real leather and Carbon fibre interior..kinda pricey at about 80-100$.
Hmm..hav to wait till my B'day ...cuz im kinda low on cash atm
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An enzo in 1:16tht3ice wrote:Ooh, i'm trying to save up for a Ferrari Enzo 1:16 die cast with real leather and Carbon fibre interior..kinda pricey at about 80-100$.
Hmm..hav to wait till my B'day ...cuz im kinda low on cash atm
You should buy diecast cars in 1:18th or 1:43th.
You can buy a Ferrari Enzo from Hotwheels between €30 -> €40.
If you go for the Hotwheels Elite version (better quality/details), the price will be around €60 -> €70.
Or if you want the best in 1:18th, you need to look for the Enzo by BBR, prices from €240.
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Thanks for the link, mm. Went browsing around through there, and from what I can tell, Auto Art makes some really nice models. Specifically the NSX JGTC.