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#470643 Thanks.
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[Gavin[
 on Saturday Aug 22, 2026 at 03:37PM in response to #470634
I agree, it is an brutish design. I like some details (front end), but not others (the strange vertical piece where the Ferrari shield is seems really out of place). The tire profile does seem a little thick compared to the 1:1.

I do have the 288GTO, of course, but not all enthusiasts consider it the beginning of the Super/Hyper line. I always have, but honestly can't fit 6 models wide on the table. :) Great video by Henry Catchpole here on meeting his hero car & fun mention of his model collection, featuring the old Polistil GTO.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTJGVMqTv44

1:1 F80 from the Ferrari Museum...I would have preferred these wheels, which I believe are on the Signature.
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