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13/08/2026 9:52 am
I read your 5 part history of Togi and, although this isn't a 1/43 topic, I wonder if you can tell me anything about this 1/23 1930 Alfa Romeo 6C roadster that I picked up ages ago as a curiosity piece. I gather it was originally in kit form, and, first, can you see if it's missing any parts. The 1/23 scale is an unusual choice and I wondered why and if there were other releases in that scale. Thank you for your consideration.
13/08/2026 12:52 pm
5 parts posted, many more to go. Togi selected 1/23, not sure why. We will cover the 6C 1750 in a future article very soon. Togi made several versions, kit and built. Looks like yours is complete - I think the knock-off hubs actually work if you need to fix a flat! 😉
Here's mine:
Topic starter
13/08/2026 1:45 pm
@karl Thanks so much for your response, Karl. I'm looking forward to more installments. As to the operational Knock-Off hubs, I'll let you try them first. LOL
13/08/2026 6:01 pm
@karl Future article? Where do you plan to post it?
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
13/08/2026 8:37 pm
@ed-davis) My old model auto articles that were deleted from the internet (eg, TOGI) will start to appear on the hobbyDB blog, thanks to Christian! This is hot off the press:
https://blog.hobbydb.com/?s=togi
13/08/2026 10:07 pm
Rich - here is what we know about TOGI's 6C1750. I went ahead and republished more parts to get up to this one...
https://blog.hobbydb.com/2019/05/08/togi-history-part-xi/
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17/08/2026 11:40 am
I remember when Togis were new, but I avoided that weird 1/23 scale. Here's my 1/43 by Minichamps.
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