I guess it's now my turn to get into collecting Brazilian models
This one is a result of a pretty hard deal between me and a Brazilian seller called Alberto from http://miniaturasfonseca.loja2.com.br/
I traded in a good amount of Bulgarian models to get this one directly from Brazil in exchange
Now that I finally managed to get one after a lot of searching, my Rover 3500 collection is pretty much completed and on top of that I managed to secure a wheel variation of an usual England bronze issue, but it will be shown in the dedicated thread soon
My first Brazilian model
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Re: My first Brazilian model
That is a beauty. Glad you found it. I know you really wanted one.
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Thank you Jim!jimgallegos wrote:That is a beauty. Glad you found it. I know you really wanted one.
I'm myself also surprised that I was even able to find it at all and in such awesome condition. It is such an awesome model when you have it in hands, the pre-pro livery pattern is very appealing (and did I mention the windows casting difference!!), so that I'm willing to add some more of these, it is about time I guess. There are 2 more variations enlisted on Christian's site and it will definitely be fun searching for them!
In the other thread I will make some comparisons between the England/Macau base model and this one soon.