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Are those 1/43 500's? ๐ย
@karl, hard to tell, but that's what they seem to be.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Or are they the large desk scale, like those Alfas...ย ๐ฒย
https://brooklinmodels.com/products/alfa-romeo-8c-2900-b-speciale-tipo-le-mans-desk-scale ย
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@karl, I'll see if we can find out. Brooklin made a 1/32 Fiat 5oo e for the official introduction. This may be another promotional model for Fiat.ย
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Julie says it larger than 1/43.ย
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Julie says it larger than 1/43.ย
Ah!ย A quick google brought this up:ย https://brooklinmodels.com/pages/fiat-500e-markets ย
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@karl, I think that was the model of the new electric 500. This one on the bench looks more like a vintage 500.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
I understand that the Fiat is for the Museum of Modern Art. I'm not sure of the scale at the moment, but I should find out soon.
Julie say that the scale of theย fiat 500 is 1/28
@renato-bardi, it's actually 1:31, made for the Museum of Modern Art.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Apparently it says 1/28 on the box. 1/28 or 1/31, they are both strange scales.