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11/04/2021 1:37 am
This Abingdon Classics MGA is another model from the unbelievable collection of 1/43 models I obtained last year.
11/04/2021 6:47 am
GREAT old classic!
11/04/2021 9:37 am
Love Abington Classics. This is a very nice one. I have several but would love more.
11/04/2021 9:42 am
I ditched my Abingdons when the Bizarre models were released. Here's the team from 1955 Le Mans.
MG Ex192 No. 41 (Miles/Lockett) was 12th, No. 42 (Jacobs/Flynn) DNF'd due to an accident, and No. 64 (Lund/Waeffler) was 17th.
11/04/2021 11:25 am
I ditched my Abingdons when the Bizarre models were released. Here's the team from 1955 Le Mans.
MG Ex192 No. 41 (Miles/Lockett) was 12th, No. 42 (Jacobs/Flynn) DNF'd due to an accident, and No. 64 (Lund/Waeffler) was 17th.
These are lovely Harv. I know nothing about Bizarre Models; is the line entirely racing theme?
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11/04/2021 11:30 am
This Abington Classics MGA is another model from the unbelievable collection of 1/43 models I obtained last year.
This is a really nice older model. Robert I am interested in hearing about you finding the large collection you purchased. If you don't mind could you possibly provide an overview of the types/brands of models you found in this collection?
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12/04/2021 10:43 am
@jack-dodds Bizarre Models were started by Fernando Pinto in Macau about two decades ago. All 1/43 resin, and somewhere along the way they became tied in with Spark under the Minimax umbrella. Subjects have included non-mainstream cars - also-rans from Le Mans, show cars, and a boatload of land speed record cars predominate. As their name suggests, here's their Buckminster Fuller Dymaxion.
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12/04/2021 10:53 am
Bizarre? They did some nice Alfas too: BATS, etc, of course. Here is their Disco Volante!
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