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        Old 19th September 2001, 11:46   #1 (permalink)
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        I want to buy myself some scale models and I would like to know which die cast model company you guys would recommend. (I've looked at Bburago, Mattel, Hotwheels and maisto up to now) . I'm interested in geting myself a 360 Modena and spyder as well as the 550 Barchetta and a BMW M5 (of course) if I can find one. Thanks in advance!
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        Bburago are pretty good for the Ferrari (s), I'll try to locate some good makes and let you know.
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        You could look at Minichamps, Schucko and Schabak. Go to www.bmw-modelle.de to see what BMWs are available. For ferraris go to www.warmup.it

        People who have shoped at bmw modelle have been very satiesfied. They are a bit slow in responding to e-mails.

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