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Topic starter
22/05/2020 6:20 am
Mark
22/05/2020 6:30 am
check out John K`s posting from The Lounge https://www.diecast.org/diecast98/html/asp/forums/lounge/viewMessage.asp?id=253258&start=253258
Topic starter
22/05/2020 11:38 pm
Thank you for the replies. Not much to go on though.
Mark
23/05/2020 2:20 am
did you watch the video????
it`s literally about the model you described.....a Rolls Royce Cullinan 1/8 scale model
Topic starter
24/05/2020 3:47 am
Yes I did , maybe I missed something but it looks more like a teaser vidio.
The bottom line is I can't afford the model and pictures are all be able to afford. I would imagine like everyone else on this forum they too would be fascinated by such an extreme model. I would think for the 20 grand it might convey a more detailed advertisement video .
The video was just a brief heavily shadowed run through with out much said. The model was described as highly detailed including engine, chassis, interior, essentially the full size morphed into a smaller scale.
I really hope this model will be shown on this sight, detailed with photos of the model.
Or maybe I am looking at the wrong one.
Thank you very much for your posting the video.
Mark
24/05/2020 5:16 am
I see your point Mark you wrote: " video.....heavily shadowed ....with out much said"....
all the other references produced by a search yield the same images....the skeptic in me says RR is controlling any/all of the imagery and is reluctant to present clear details.......it brings to mind those darkly shot movies........the ones in which a viewer might conclude that costs were cut when it came time to properly flesh out the backgrounds