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2016 Nuremberg Toy Fair Pics

A sneak peak at the future releases from all of your favorite manufacturers.

Mint Models is once again attending the show this year and giving collectors the first look at the newest items and future projects!

Click here to view all of the new models:

2016 Nuremberg Toy Fair



   
 Joop
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(@Paul Normand)
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A fantastic amount of work, thank you very much indeed.



   
Rich Sufficool
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I wonder when that '30 Bentley Speed 6 coupe will be released.....

It was due last February.



   
(@Michael Delbuck)
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YES big thanks indeed !!



   
(@chris)
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Thank you for these. I see some I really want. SS replaced the 1947 Chrysler trunk hinges.



   
(@Paul Normand)
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Rich, I really want to see the Corsica bodied Speed Six as well

They were called The Corsica Coachworks Co Ltd, as they took their name from Corsica Street, in the King's Cross area of London. They were a small business, but had some elite clients, including Briggs Cunningham and Sir Malcolm Campbell. Made some pretty good bodies for some outstanding chassis, as well!! I'm sure you know all this and if you do, please accept my apologies for regurgitating history.



   
Rich Sufficool
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LOL. Your "regurgitation" of history is a good part of the reason why I love this site.

Your emetic episodes are both illuminating and entertaining.



   
(@Alan Wright)
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Does anyone have any idea who's working on the 288 GTO???



   
(@Paul Normand)
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Steady on!



   
(@Paul Normand)
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A very good question. I think both BBR and MR's versions are both more advanced, if not complete. I'm not even sure if I can judge from the picture what scale it is. When I first looked I thought it was 1:18, but I'm not so sure now.



   
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