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  • #61
    None approach the beauty of #045! :lol:
    With Tenacity, No Roof Is Impossible

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    • #62
      ... can you take a picture from straight above? Your car should be similarly good looking from above!!! We need more pics from this angle!

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      • #63
        I would love to. Can you tell me how you managed that one? What height, what lens? I'll give it a try.
        With Tenacity, No Roof Is Impossible

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        • #64
          ... I was under a bridge. The photographer climbed up onto the bridge. Not sure what exact height, but probably around 7-10m. Make sure both, bridge and road under it are not really in use... in my case it was a forest road, and a local train line crossing...
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          • #65
            I think #045 suits you best !
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            Winning on sunday, selling on monday!

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            • #66
              That looks like fun. Beautiful spot. The overhead angle really is superior, too.

              I'll work on it, see what I can find around here that would work. Thanks for the suggestion!
              With Tenacity, No Roof Is Impossible

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              • #67
                Originally posted by Laviolette GT2R View Post
                I think #045 suits you best !
                Priceless :lol: :lol:

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                • #68
                  ... a rare 1:43 model on eBay. It is the 2005 Le Mans Spyker.
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                  • #69
                    ... these are the 3 versions of C8 Double 12 model cars 1:43 which I have. The one on the left is the Spark / Replicars, the one in the middle is the Provence Moulage (for the R) and the one on the right is from the Spyker gift box (manufacturer not known).

                    Questions:

                    1) Does anyone know how and why the latter was manufactured? When and where was it used? Apparently, it is just a series of 500. Why is the manufacturer not known?

                    2) Why are there sometimes 2 vents, sometimes 3 on the engine compartment? Do we see this on the real cars?
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                    • #70
                      ... slot car for sale here.

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                      • #71
                        ... interesting Japanese electric model. (source) TN Japan 1904 Spyker Touring Car, Golden Auto Series, battery operated, 6-1/2 in. long
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                        • #72
                          today added to my collection
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                          • #73
                            That is an attractive model!
                            With Tenacity, No Roof Is Impossible

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                            • #74
                              ... wasn't aware that Spyker used #48. Mostly itw as #85 and #86.

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                              • #75
                                Originally posted by lm85 View Post
                                today added to my collection
                                Nice, do you have a picture of your collection?

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