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Lots of race cars, new and old including Tootsie Toy, Corgi, Hot Wheels, Minichamps, Kyosho, Exoto, Brumm and more. Some are autographed by F1 drivers such as Mario Andretti, Michael Schumacher, Jenson Button, Jacque Villeneuve, Clay Regazzoni and a few others. Some of the more rare modern models include a Kyosho 1:18 Lamborghini Countach LP400 (Prototype) and an Exoto 1:18 1990 Ferrari 641/2- Alain Prost- Ferrari's 100th Victory.
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I admire the beauty of the green Countach. The Lamborghini Museum has the real one absolutely stunning.
I agree skiturbo911. It was the second prototype of the car. It's hard to believe that design dates back to 1971! It was designed of Marcello Gandini of Bertone, who also designed the Fiat X1/9 (see the red Minichamps 1/18 model in the foreground). That green Kyosho model is hard to find now. I used to own a real X1/9, and some of it is also in the photo! See the shift knob, and one of the connecting rods I saved from an engine rebuilt, right behind the Countach model.