Border Fine Arts Land - Rovers.

dizzy-t · Mar 29, 2011

I have the latest S1 Border Fine Arts Land - Rover, 1st Trial, and I have noticed on the front chassis member (where the starting handle would go) there is a No 2 printed on cross member, any idea as to what this might be for?, also on my figurine I have noticed that the tail pipe on the exhaust sticks out rather a long way, would this be standard on the original vehicle?.
Not sure if any of you Series 1 fanatics are aware, but Millichamps have been planning to issue a 1948 Land-Rover in 1/18th scale, if you go to Diecast Legends, you can see this & pre order it, I have no idea as to when it will be made, but I have seen a photograph of the pre pro version (Silver or Chrome) it looks a nice model & so it should be at £89.99p.

goonarmy · Mar 30, 2011

sounds a bit like spam to me.

Optimus Prime · Mar 30, 2011

did seem a bit like it, was reserving judgement, would have expected a linky if it was, if it is spam, it's certainly cleverer than the average !

dizzy-t · Mar 31, 2011

Optimus Prime said:
did seem a bit like it, was reserving judgement, would have expected a linky if it was, if it is spam, it's certainly cleverer than the average !

Obviously you have never heard of Border Fine Arts, I suggest you go and find their Land Rover figurines. I asked a sencible question, why cant I get a sencible answer, I though you lot were the experts, obviously I was wrong.

goonarmy · Mar 31, 2011

dizzy-t said:
Obviously you have never heard of Border Fine Arts, I suggest you go and find their Land Rover figurines. I asked a sencible question, why cant I get a sencible answer, I though you lot were the experts, obviously I was wrong.

WHY WOULD I WANT A FIGURINE?:nospamhere:

dizzy-t · Mar 31, 2011

goonarmy said:
WHY WOULD I WANT A FIGURINE?:nospamhere:

For some of us this is the next best thing from owning a real Land - Rover, some of us are on a pension, you obviously have lots on money so you can afford & run one I cant, so the figurine is the next best thing.

storm99 · Mar 31, 2011

Original exhaust did stick out somewhat..no idea why you have number 2 on the chassis..maybe it drove through some cow poo??

goonarmy · Mar 31, 2011

dizzy-t said:
For some of us this is the next best thing from owning a real Land - Rover, some of us are on a pension, you obviously have lots on money so you can afford & run one I cant, so the figurine is the next best thing.

I dont run one, and a figurine wouldnt float me boat.Dont think there good looking creature but each to their own.

The Isle of Man Man. · Mar 31, 2011

Dizzy-T we drive big brum brum Land Rovers. We don't, well not the majority of us, collects figurines, is there not a figurine forum somewhere on the interweb?

Optimus Prime · Mar 31, 2011

The Isle of Man said:
Dizzy-T we drive big brum brum Land Rovers. We don't, well not the majority of us, collects figurines, is there not a figurine forum somewhere on the interweb?

indeed there is:

Border Fine Arts Message Board

I apologise if I have in anyway upset your feelings dizzy. I also apologise for not being able to answer your queries. The 2 is probably a casting or mould reference so they can trace the batch.

as for the length of the tailpipe, who knows ? Have you tried raising your issues with Border Fine Arts ?

dizzy-t · Apr 1, 2011

Optimus Prime said:
indeed there is:

Border Fine Arts Message Board

I apologise if I have in anyway upset your feelings dizzy. I also apologise for not being able to answer your queries. The 2 is probably a casting or mould reference so they can trace the batch.

as for the length of the tailpipe, who knows ? Have you tried raising your issues with Border Fine Arts ?

I think I did, but cant remember as it was last year. Your apology is accept & thank you for doing so. The reason I collect BFA Land Rovers was/ is because I used to have a 1950 S1 Land-Rover, and when their first one came out I had to have it, as I also used to collect models Landies, some of which I sold to a collector in South Africa, then when BFA bought a S2 out I had to have that, then they brought out a Long Wheel base, I found that I did not like the windows, so declined to have it, as I though it spoilt what could have been a good figurine, I was given 1st Trial for a 65th birthday present, I have sent them details of my S3, but have not seen or heard anything from them regarding the making of it or one. I hope this explains why I like BFA, now that I am a pensioner I cant afford a Landy or go off roading which is what I used to love doing with Cheltenham & Cotswold Rover Owners Club(croc) & the old 4 x 4 club, run by a guy from Stratford on Avon

Skynet · Apr 1, 2011

Sorry Dizzy, we have been experiencing a few spams recently.

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