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BM Creations, diecast 1/18 - Suzuki Jimny 2018
Lambert wrote: TWO HUNDRED QUID!? That's like an entire sheep, for an 18th scale model. I'm doing something wrong.
You certainly are, £200 is only 2 hours of a builder's time.

£1000 a day the last building work I had done worked out at. Wish I earned £1000 a week, never mind a day...
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facade wrote:
Lambert wrote: TWO HUNDRED QUID!? That's like an entire sheep, for an 18th scale model. I'm doing something wrong.
You certainly are, £200 is only 2 hours of a builder's time.
£1000 a day the last building work I had done worked out at. Wish I earned £1000 a week, never mind a day...
Seriously? That is nuts!
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Whats the best part of a sheep then? A fillet?
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Lambert wrote: TWO HUNDRED QUID!? That's like an entire sheep, for an 18th scale model. I'm doing something wrong.
Plus the steering wheel is on the wrong side. I have never seen a sheep with the steering wheel on the wrong side so sheep are better value

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mlines wrote:
Lambert wrote: TWO HUNDRED QUID!? That's like an entire sheep, for an 18th scale model. I'm doing something wrong.
Plus the steering wheel is on the wrong side. I have never seen a sheep with the steering wheel on the wrong side so sheep are better value
They do a RHD model too

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facade wrote: £200. Steep, but Suzuki want £80 for the small one. :ohmy:
I might well have bought a blue right hand drive one, but I'm old enough now to know that I wont ever get round to painting the wrong colour blue.
Looks like they have made some matchbox sized ones for £20 too.
That Tomy one I have was ok for £6 IIRC, but it is the kei version, without arches.
£80 for the Suzuki one? I bought 2 on ebay for 16 quid each and I've just checked and there are plenty in stock and also available from other sellers. I also bought a BM creations small one for 12 quid from Japan which is brilliant with a spare set of tyres!
Glad to see it not just me who's a big kid! Got them lined up under my telly in the man cave.
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