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First Pics. Rolling Chassis of the Alfa Roméo 8C 2900B Speciale
Just got these pics from CMC. thanks Kevin
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1938 Alfa Romeo 8C Rolling Chasssis
Well, if you like detail..........it's OK.
Obviously "another" rolling scaled down art piece. Can CMC make anything to the contrary? I think not.
Thats definately CMC. Unbelievable!
That's always a problem with CMC models. They're really too good to cover up with body panels.
Ideally, you really need to have two. The bodied car and the rolling chassis.
I want one!
I've rarely wanted a model more, although the instruments look a bit woogly
Eric, I believe this is a pre-production sample and
I'm sure that it will be up to a higher standard when it goes into production.
Alfa Romeo 8C
Is the diecast model from CMC availible yet.
Bob Geco
Impressive but CMC are followers here ............
LP Creation have be doing this stuff for years!
http://lpcreation.fr/lpcreation/
Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
CMC Alfa
After looking at the rolling chassis images and what you get for $449, I have to ask myself if Minichamps closed resin cars with no engine or chassis details are worth $300.
CMC a follower???????
I don't believe so. At least, they introduced this kind of production work in 2007 with the Maserati Birdcage.
The site you mentioned is about 1/43 and I believe they are not production models.
Richard it is your prerogative to believe as you wish but ......
scale and the fact that these LP Creations are specials made to order does not relate to the fact you have mentioned. What I am saying is that CMC are not the only ones reproducing models that show what is underneath the body panels and they were not the first by any means.
Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
CMC models are an outstanding value for the money.....
I don't believe you will find this level of details in 1/43 even in custom made models.
CMC models are an outstanding value for the money.....
I don't believe you will find this level of details in 1/43 even in custom made models.
Want to bet! Clearly you haven’t seen or even heard of a Stephen Barnett model cars .....
fantastic pieces!
Agree with you on the outstanding value aspects of CMC.
Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK