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Diecast · (This post was last modified: 09-12-2010 01:48 PM by Diecast.)

1:18 Autoart Mercedes E320 ..one of the hard one to find as my experience

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Arkin_scalemodelnerd · 09-12-2010, 03:43 PM

I'm awestruck. I was always a great fan of the W220 (if I got the no. right), an its straight lines. The last of the straight lined mercs I guess. AutoART has done a commendable job on this model. Any spl. features that set it apart from other scale models?

groundforce · 09-12-2010, 05:08 PM

Yup, definitely the last of the "straight lined Mercs". You gotta love the way the bonnet opens just like the real one. The E320 (W124) is one of the most well-built and most accurate millennium 1:18s offerings from the company.

bandhav · 09-12-2010, 06:11 PM

I will repeat myself for the nth time, I want this one in both 1:1 and 1:18 scale, and as of now far from getting any.

@Arkin: This the generation code for this one is W124, W220 is last gen S class.

**Guggga** · 09-12-2010, 06:43 PM

Immaculate!

karansharma8783 · 09-12-2010, 07:38 PM

Oh man.....I just loooove this Merc, suave, elegant, classy, sexy, no-nonsense, business-like....and the list goes on!!! Big Grin

Ravi, you have got to find the Bornite version of this one man, that one is even more attractive.

alanjg · 09-13-2010, 12:46 AM

Lovely model there ravi a must for Merc Fan Smile

Diecast · (This post was last modified: 09-13-2010 01:27 AM by Diecast.)

(09-12-2010 03:43 PM)Arkin_scalemodelnerd Wrote: I'm awestruck. I was always a great fan of the W220 (if I got the no. right), an its straight lines. The last of the straight lined mercs I guess. AutoART has done a commendable job on this model. Any spl. features that set it apart from other scale models?

Autoart did a great job with E class ..sharp lines and ligth weight

(09-12-2010 05:08 PM)groundforce Wrote: Yup, definitely the last of the "straight lined Mercs". You gotta love the way the bonnet opens just like the real one. The E320 (W124) is one of the most well-built and most accurate millennium 1:18s offerings from the company.

Agree

(09-12-2010 06:11 PM)bandhav Wrote: I will repeat myself for the nth time, I want this one in both 1:1 and 1:18 scale, and as of now far from getting any.

@Arkin: This the generation code for this one is W124, W220 is last gen S class.

Keep eye on ebay ..very hard to find ..I seen some going for more than 100$

(09-12-2010 06:43 PM)Guggga Wrote: Immaculate!

Yess

(09-12-2010 07:38 PM)karansharma8783 Wrote: Oh man.....I just loooove this Merc, suave, elegant, classy, sexy, no-nonsense, business-like....and the list goes on!!! Ravi, you have got to find the Bornite version of this one man, that one is even more attractive.

Karan every hard to find car at good price ....I previous thought to get that but fortunately get this for good price..

(09-13-2010 12:46 AM)alanjg Wrote: Lovely model there ravi a must for Merc Fan

Yes a must....spl for us it is start of era when India start getting luxury car back in India.....

srinjayray · 09-13-2010, 04:54 AM

I too have this model, in fact its my first Autoart. Its a brilliant piece of art, but one thing which keeps bothering me about this piece is the proportions. It looks longer than the actual car or it may be the fact that wheels are a bit smaller. I've gone through pics on the net to find out whether a lengthier version of the W124 really exists since Autoart has named it Mercedes Benz E320 "LIMOUSINE", but didn't come across anything like this. So my review says though its a nice piece to own but its dimensions are incorrect :|

Diecast · 09-13-2010, 05:14 AM

(09-13-2010 04:54 AM)srinjayray Wrote: I too have this model, in fact its my first Autoart. Its a brilliant piece of art, but one thing which keeps bothering me about this piece is the proportions. It looks longer than the actual car or it may be the fact that wheels are a bit smaller. I've gone through pics on the net to find out whether a lengthier version of the W124 really exists since Autoart has named it Mercedes Benz E320 "LIMOUSINE", but didn't come across anything like this. So my review says though its a nice piece to own but its dimensions are incorrect :|

Limousine in USA refers to saloon ...is that what confuse us.