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A Ford Mustang GT 2005 as a plastic model?

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Ford_Crown_Victoria
 Post subject: A Ford Mustang GT 2005 as a plastic model?
 Post Posted: Wed 10.12.08 17:43 
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Hi,
does anybody know a manufacturer who produces Ford Mustangs made of plastic (Scale 1/87). I only have the Mustang by Schuco. But this one is made of metal and as you can see, the details are not quite good.
I hope you can help me.. :)

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Yes, Ricko has one:
look here

I hope this helps you ;-)

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aah..wonderful!! That's excactly what I was looking for! :clap:

Thanks Tobs!!

Edit 29/12/08:

Unfortunately the Ricko Mustangs are metal models as well :(
but thanks for the help, tobs :)

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I do noit think that they are metal models.
I´ve thought this once, too, because they look like they were, but I´ve seen and touched a lot of them and they all were from plastic.
On the German homepage is also written, that they only produce plastic models in scale 1/87 (they´ve buildt 1/18 scale cars made from metal once ago).

a quote from www.rickoricko.de
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Ricko produziert nur noch Kunststoffmodelle im Maßstab 1:87.
(Ricko just produces plastic models in scale 1/87.)
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But I just took a look at one at Obletter and it was a metal model.. :shock:
I'm gonna order one model and see what it is :)

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Okay, then please tell me which material it is.
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Will do.
I wouldn't wonder if the RICKO Mustang is exactly the same car as the Schuco-Mustang.. :roll: We'll see..

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Yeah, but I would wonder, if it is from metal.
Because I don´t know about Ricko cars from metal.
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I didn't think that either. I was surprised as well when I saw the model at Obletter.

Edit: Yesterday I took a closer look at one of the RICKO Mustangs.. Bad News: It is a metal model :(

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Oh really...
as said, on the homepage is said, every H0 model si made from plastic.
But that´s bad.
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Not a problem.. :)
I was hoping that it was a plastic model as well. Gotta continue my search.

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