I have models of most of the cars I have owned somewhere. Was a bit tricky to find the 992 but it arrived. today .Looks quite good:).............
Just got my 992RS in 1:18 scale
Great model and I just love that strap line
“Different from every other Porsche and therefore just like every other Porsche”
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“Different from every other Porsche and therefore just like every other Porsche”
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“Different from every other Porsche and therefore just like every other Porsche”
“Different from every other Porsche and therefore just like every other Porsche”
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Nice - I want to do the same but can't find a model of my car.
It would be nice if Porsche offered you in the configurator to get a replica of your spec in a model car.
I would gladly pay good $ for that.
I found someone that does this in the US but I would rather buy it directly from Porsche.
It would be nice if Porsche offered you in the configurator to get a replica of your spec in a model car.
I would gladly pay good $ for that.
I found someone that does this in the US but I would rather buy it directly from Porsche.
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Basically theses all of the 911s I have owned ( except the 901, though I did have a clapped out 911S decades ago when it was worthless). However, the rest have equivalent real cars. Agreed there are big differences in quality. However, to get a model of the real car in the same paint finish sometimes means you have to take what you can get. My 991RS ls Lava but the model is white though I have a superb 1:12 in lava at least.Cars that shine wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 4:25 pm Wow. You sure have a collection. If you are looking for scale models in 1:18 scale, then I prefer High quality Durango models but it looks like you have been getting them from the Porsche Museum which is best. Warning not to open the case because good quality scale models are very easy to break.
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Sure the best picture would be to get the 992 gt3 model on the spoiler but have a 1/ 83 scale on the spoiler of the 1/18 and put a blob on the spoiler of the tiny model to represent infinite times smaller but that has no meaningRDMcG wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 6:10 pmBasically theses all of the 911s I have owned ( except the 901, though I did have a clapped out 911S decades ago when it was worthless). However, the rest have equivalent real cars. Agreed there are big differences in quality. However, to get a model of the real car in the same paint finish sometimes means you have to take what you can get. My 991RS ls Lava but the model is white though I have a superb 1:12 in lava at least.Cars that shine wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 4:25 pm Wow. You sure have a collection. If you are looking for scale models in 1:18 scale, then I prefer High quality Durango models but it looks like you have been getting them from the Porsche Museum which is best. Warning not to open the case because good quality scale models are very easy to break.
Cars that shine wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 10:25 amSure the best picture would be to get the 992 gt3 model on the spoiler but have a 1/ 83 scale on the spoiler of the 1/18 and put a blob on the spoiler of the tiny model to represent infinite times smaller but that has no meaningRDMcG wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 6:10 pmBasically theses all of the 911s I have owned ( except the 901, though I did have a clapped out 911S decades ago when it was worthless). However, the rest have equivalent real cars. Agreed there are big differences in quality. However, to get a model of the real car in the same paint finish sometimes means you have to take what you can get. My 991RS ls Lava but the model is white though I have a superb 1:12 in lava at least.Cars that shine wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 4:25 pm Wow. You sure have a collection. If you are looking for scale models in 1:18 scale, then I prefer High quality Durango models but it looks like you have been getting them from the Porsche Museum which is best. Warning not to open the case because good quality scale models are very easy to break.
Well, the other option is to go big like the Lego kit on my 991RS:).............
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Awesome!!!RDMcG wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 1:49 pmCars that shine wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 10:25 amSure the best picture would be to get the 992 gt3 model on the spoiler but have a 1/ 83 scale on the spoiler of the 1/18 and put a blob on the spoiler of the tiny model to represent infinite times smaller but that has no meaningRDMcG wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 6:10 pm
Basically theses all of the 911s I have owned ( except the 901, though I did have a clapped out 911S decades ago when it was worthless). However, the rest have equivalent real cars. Agreed there are big differences in quality. However, to get a model of the real car in the same paint finish sometimes means you have to take what you can get. My 991RS ls Lava but the model is white though I have a superb 1:12 in lava at least.
Well, the other option is to go big like the Lego kit on my 991RS:).............P6030893.JPG