Boreham

cool looking Porsche . For me it'd be less camber and more RWB

For Rhodes that don't or cannot comprehend the idea of multiple purchases., there's a variety of benefits. Models usually gain value with age as their availabliliy becomes scarce. Once the production run stops. You buy what interests you at a particular time with the view to build and store it until ihe time is right. These wretched Hoarders are the guys you often buy that rare kit off at swap meets. I really wonder about the intelligence or lack of it some people. This is a basic thread making what should be regarded as a normal enough conversational topic between modelers. Leave the negative Judgment at the door

Dunno...just thought it would be fun to see what people have in their arsenal.

Don't defend yourself.

It's a logical enough question and if you regard a forum as a social meeting place to discuss model it's bang on.

It's a similar question to sjow us your work aera.

here's some on my inventory..some I might add.

 

 

 

 

 

 

You obviously have some deep psychological issues my friend.... Or you walk with a stick & a guide dog.... If you're serious that Ferraris can EVER be on a list like this...
Dan

heads up Danny, there are plenty here who insight with the comments which you've reacted to..
Be strong and ignore. you(we) with logic are seroiusly out numbered here .

Peugeot, Renault, Citroen,Simca, Talbot . have all had success in a variety of motorsport.
They share a few common trates, Comfortable. economical,style. they're dwon fall especially in the last 15 years (Simca, Talbot exempt) is electrical/electronics

ceasing the opportunity to lambaste east Geman or eastern european / Russian cars is due to the economic climate and standards they were constructed in.


My choice is the Austin Allegro

this car epitomised the final nail in the coffin of so many British build..BMC. cars. in the late 70-80's
A combination of poor build quality,poor economy shocking road holding and no motorsport success.

3 series is a nice looking model