1/43 Xerox 1934 Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio Drophead Coupe⁠

@hobbydragon Which model car maker did they zerox? 😯

EDIT:  Maybe this one?  https://diecast.org/community/1_43/evrat-1936-bugatti-t57-stelvio/#post-34351

@karl Hey Karl. Xerox - is a Chinese brand, that produces a counterfeit replicas of Ilario and Evrat models. It not a resemblance- that's an authentic model, just made after completion of main order by above firms. Ilario makes his models in China for a while, and always complains, that his models were produced without permission. Anyway, Xerox' price range is about $200 a piece, that is pretty cheaper than €300 Ilario models. The quality as I said is the same

@hobbydragon In the US, there was a common saying:  "just make a xerox of it"!  Do you think the same manufacturer does Evrat, and then after the order is fulfilled keeps going with the same tools to make additional Xerox copies?

@karl absolutely. I don’t think, I just know that

@hobbydragon Good to know!  Thanks!

1/43 Matrix 1934 Bugatti Type 57 Aerolithe⁠

1/43 Matrix - 1934 Bugatti Type 57 Roadster "Grand Raid" by Gangloff (Louwman Museum Series)⁠⁠

@hobbydragon that is stunning! Also of note is how well the blue base sets the models colors off so well

@geoff-jowett Thank you dear Geoff/ 

Generally I hate an enormous Matrix' plinths with artificial leather inserts. I've even replaced ALL of them with BBR-style stands. Just kept several, mostly from Lowman Museum Series

Ilario (Nickel series) - 1936 Bugatti T57 Stelvio Cabriolet by Graber⁠

Ilario (Nickel series) - 1936 Bugatti T57 Stelvio Cabriolet by Graber⁠

both beauties. If you have time you might like to head over to 1/24 where Rich S has posted some beautiful pics of Automodellos 1/24 Duesenberg Graber. There is also some very interesting discussion following the pics.

@geoff-jowett I will definitely view that, despite all the scales besides 1/43 are out of my interests ))))

Ilario (Nickel Series) - 1934 Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio Drophead Coupe (ch#57219)⁠