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I hold my hands up - guilty to posting another suggestion that might not appeal to enough to be commercially viable, but I love these cars and would love to build a really big one :) Rich.
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The World rally winner could be popular in a good few countries.
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roymattblack wrote:The World rally winner could be popular in a good few countries. it would! or the fantastic Mexico :) I had a 1.3 sport! (semi rally prepaired) Rich.
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The Alan Mann racing one is nice.
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Personally [steps out along the branch] I like the road-going versions. Plain, ordinary, production vehicles. Possibly seen in the background of movies or TV series set in the period when they were at their peak of popularity. But I also realise that these sort of things garner a wider audience if they have some sporting connection and therefore a car would have to be more iconic to justify a release as a production model. Current Builds
Eaglemoss: Ecto-1, BTTF Delorean [Installing Mods]
Hachette: T800 Endoskeleton
Agora Models Shelby Cobra 427 [Plate 031]
BanDai 1:5000 Imperial Star Destroyer
AMT 1991 U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge [Installing Mods & Lights]
Finished Builds
Deagostini: R2-D2 [Never getting batteries]
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A Mexico would be nice definetly “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
-Mark Twain
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jase wrote:A Mexico would be nice definetly I'd buy one in an instant if there was a kit produced. Rich
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TRGRichie wrote:jase wrote:A Mexico would be nice definetly I'd buy one in an instant if there was a kit produced. Rich I think corgi did a mexico? But you may like this https://www.france-maque...-007.html#/product/4585
Jase “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
-Mark Twain
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Looks a great kit, but I just love the DeAgsosti metal bodied kits... (just me I know but I've never got on with plastic kits) Rich.
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Yeah, i looked at that kit to Jase, but like Richie, i'd prefer a metal or at least multi-media kit  Gray
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Well, there's a Little Alan Man racing one made by someone out there - can't remember who, but it was cheap!
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