
JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
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Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
Now, thats interesting, maybe a whole collection of the cars from then would not go astray.
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Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
Wow, that is awesome!!! Thanks for posting Ellis.
Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
That's probably the one i was baby sitting back in March

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Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
Hey Bondy, any chance we'll see a 1:18 of Bob Jane's HQ Monaro Improved Tourer at some stage?
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Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
Steve Holmes wrote:Hey Bondy, any chance we'll see a 1:18 of Bob Jane's HQ Monaro Improved Tourer at some stage?
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I would think so Steve, but more likely in resin...
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Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
Sorry for my ignorance Bondy, but is resin plastic, like the old kitsets models?
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Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
Steve Holmes wrote:Sorry for my ignorance Bondy, but is resin plastic, like the old kitsets models?
They`re die cast Steve, I`ve already pre ordered mine and I`ll get the main man to sign the roof when I see him next......
There is already a roadcar HQ Monaro in 1:18 diecast Steve, so it wouldn`t be hard for Biante to set up a run of Bob Janes Monaro.
Re: JR's McMillan Ford GTHO ph3 Biante 1/18 model due for release
Steve Holmes wrote:Sorry for my ignorance Bondy, but is resin plastic, like the old kitsets models?
I am no expert on Resin Steve, but basically they use a form of plastic mold and fill it with a liquid synthetic resin which hardens. It is much cheaper than diecast tooling and great for when you can't get the numbers to make a diecast. Jane's car went through many changes and i know they would'nt sell 6000 of a Improved Tourer Version at say $215 Aus each..
To avoid cofusion, Jim's XY is diecast as Biante can use the AutoArt tooling
