@geoff-jowett will show it later (in chronological order of course)

1/43 PMC 1954 ALFA ROMEO BAT 7 (BERLINA AERODINAMICA TECNICA) BY BERTONE (FRANCO SCAGLIONE)⁠

@hobbydragon Oooooh....this one has Randy Rusk written all over it!

LOOKSMART  1954 ALFA ROMEO BAT 7 (BERLINA AERODINAMICA TECNICA) BY BERTONE (FRANCO SCAGLIONE)⁠⁠

How about all 3 BATs in 1:1 scale?

I have all 3 by AutoCult, the latest and greatest IMHO.

I'm pretty sure, that PMC is a counterfeit/replica maker of Autocult, and the models are producing on the another floor of the same factory. Generally I don't see differences between your BATs and mine.

PMC  1955 ALFA ROMEO BAT 9 (BERLINA AERODINAMICA TECNICA) BY BERTONE (FRANCO SCAGLIONE)⁠⁠

@mg-harv  Very impressive.

1/43 LOOKSMART 1955 ALFA ROMEO BAT 9 (BERLINA AERODINAMICA TECNICA) BY BERTONE (FRANCO SCAGLIONE)

hey thats all 3 well done! I kinda like the 54 best, the Bat 7. Hows this for a wild rear end?

@hobbydragon do the PMC boxes have any name on them?  Just curious...  my Alfa Autocults are all fantastic!

@karl PMC - is the name. Otherwise it’s a regular bbr-style black box. Also you can see the pictures: there are no differences with Autocult cars

Despite no one asks why the LS model is so much wider than the PMC one - I just will say that the PMC model is perfectly scaled, whereas the LS would mistakenly be some 20 cm wider than original. Anyway, I'm keeping both trios - from LS and PMC in my collection

1/43 Matrix 1954 Alfa Romeo 2000 Sportiva Coupe By Bertone⁠⁠

1/43 BIZARRE 1955 ALFA ROMEO BAT 9 (BERLINA AERODINAMICA TECNICA) BY BERTONE (FRANCO SCAGLIONE)

@hobbydragon More correctly, a Bizarre model from Fernando Pinto. But both Spark and Bizarre brands are under the Minimax umbrella. Was this car ever actually red?