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10/03/2026 8:51 am
@david-green Thank you David. That's obviously not only Bugattis collection 😉 Many more glorious car brands yet to come
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15/03/2026 8:55 am
1/43 PMA Minichamps (Mullin museum series) - 1939 Bugatti T57C Aravis by Gangloff
15/03/2026 2:33 pm
what a beautiful color combination, thanks for continuing to post these
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16/03/2026 3:58 am
@geoff-jowett thanks for viewing, Jeoff)))
1/43 Matrix 1939 Bugatti T57C Cabriolet By Van Vooren For Shah Of Iran
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17/03/2026 3:50 am
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18/03/2026 8:46 am
1/43 Chromes By Ilario (A&E unofficial remake) 1939 Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio By Gangloff (ch#57740)
19/03/2026 2:38 am
more stunning models. What an amazing collection!
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22/03/2026 6:14 am
@ed-davis Thank you dear Geoff and Ed))))
More Bugs))))
1/43 Luxcar by Ilario (unofficial remake) - 1939 Bugatti 57C closed cabriolet by Voll & Ruhrbeck (chassis # 57819)
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24/03/2026 9:05 am
24/03/2026 5:28 pm
is that really one 43rd the size of the original? Stunning. A question. How do u display this amazing collection?
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26/03/2026 6:29 am
@geoff-jowett that's definitely an exact 1/43 scale. The wheelbase is the same as a regular Type 57, but the overhangs are pretty long.
I'm in the process of buying of a new place and moving in it next year, so at the moment there is no exhibition and all models are in their original cases. Anyway I will have some closet in the future place, where I will be able to exhibit part of a collection, still in closed boxes (the plinth and the clear cover) due to a significant value of the models and their sensibility to the dust and domestic fat (dispensed in the air)
26/03/2026 5:58 pm
yep totally agree, I have kept plinths with a number of models, both 1/24 and 1/43. In most cases I've had acrylic covers made for the 1/24s.@geoff-jowett that's definitely an exact 1/43 scale. The wheelbase is the same as a regular Type 57, but the overhangs are pretty long.
I'm in the process of buying of a new place and moving in it next year, so at the moment there is no exhibition and all models are in their original cases. Anyway I will have some closet in the future place, where I will be able to exhibit part of a collection, still in closed boxes (the plinth and the clear cover) due to a significant value of the models and their sensibility to the dust and domestic fat (dispensed in the air)
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29/03/2026 4:12 am
