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I don't understand Japanese. From the image, the author is comparing the body of the Meng kit to that of the Gunze kit. It looks like they are almost the same in dimension. This indicates that both kits are correct. The Gunze is a motorized kit with no details and the floor and suspension are not v...

Looks very nice. Should go together really nicely with the 1/24th Hachette 1980's F1 turbo cars. This hardly looks like the Gunze kit at all, other than to a blind man. Hachette and Studio 27 made models of this car curbside.

If you order these to just display and not modify, they can be very nice. But it depends on the model you order. The 1970-1990 cars are mostly amazingly detailed. The late cars due to license are done by Burago (post 2019), which although they are much better than the old Burago are not nearly as go...

Looks like you can get the 1/24th Ferrari collection from Deagostini in many countries now including the USA. By the way, the 1/24th Minardi M191 is out, and it is a really well done model with rain tires. http://www.automodellando.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=23557&whichpage=88 https://www.deago...

Hachette has the Sauber 2004 C23 coming out next month in 1/24th. It would look nice next to this model.

That 1/12th Stratos might be nice. Also this little gem

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php? ... 8842416849

Started the Ferrari 1/24th F1 series in England.

https://www.deagostini.com/uk/collectib ... ri-f1-cars

That is a 1960's Abarth wheel. They love Abarth collector cars in Japan.

Very nice work. And thank you Shunko, and now Museum Collection for the Hachette 1/24th F1 decals.

Beemax is doing the 99T in 1/12th.