I'm in, any color but I'd prefer blue.
Tony
Where to find ST 1300 diecaST models??
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I'm going back a few years to my modeling days, Plastic AMT 1:26 scale no fashion runways, ever!!!, Anyway you buy the silver ST model and pickup a transparent red or blue spray can from testors, a little creative use of masking tape and viola! Happy hunting Marty
I have one of those silver diecast models, and one's modeling expertise must exceed masking tape & Exacto knife in order to perform an acceptable color change. I'm thinking disassembly, paint and re-assembly.
Chance
Taming the dragon!
Wanna sell it?
Only if you're willing to pay a hugely over-priced amount for it.
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Chance
Taming the dragon!
OUCH! While stoopidly overpiced..I'd bet there are people on this site that would pay it. I, however, am not that person. I'd give about $20 for 1.. and that's because I was dropped on my head as a child.
Hello, as I know that many people want to find the diecast model of Honda ST1300, hope the below message can help you.
I looked for this model for number of years and found that model is manufactured by a Hong Kong manufacturer. So I call the manufacturer Hong Kong office without any communication barriers (we talked in cantonese). I asked them how many piece of the model if I want to have bulk purchase, 500 or more? But the reply is "No" since they have agreements with their distributors of which the model cannot be sold in Hong Kong. Then I asked for those distributors' info, but they refused to give me as the info is confidential. They also said the model were sold exculsively in Europe and USA. Of course , I doubt their answer. Luckily, I searched and found one in a "Taiwan" website but the Taiwanese seller did not deliver the model overseas or Hong Kong. So I talked to my brother about this matter, luckily, he has a taiwanese friend can help me bought it in Taiwan and dispatched it to me finally. The total cost inculed the postage is just US$12.
Maybe all of you can try to search persistently on the following websites:
1." Taiwan yahoo - auction"
2." http://www.ruten.com.tw/"
Sorry for my english and hope all of you can understand what I write.
I looked for this model for number of years and found that model is manufactured by a Hong Kong manufacturer. So I call the manufacturer Hong Kong office without any communication barriers (we talked in cantonese). I asked them how many piece of the model if I want to have bulk purchase, 500 or more? But the reply is "No" since they have agreements with their distributors of which the model cannot be sold in Hong Kong. Then I asked for those distributors' info, but they refused to give me as the info is confidential. They also said the model were sold exculsively in Europe and USA. Of course , I doubt their answer. Luckily, I searched and found one in a "Taiwan" website but the Taiwanese seller did not deliver the model overseas or Hong Kong. So I talked to my brother about this matter, luckily, he has a taiwanese friend can help me bought it in Taiwan and dispatched it to me finally. The total cost inculed the postage is just US$12.
Maybe all of you can try to search persistently on the following websites:
1." Taiwan yahoo - auction"
2." http://www.ruten.com.tw/"
Sorry for my english and hope all of you can understand what I write.
As mentioned above, there are probably copyright issues with importing such things into the U.S. since it's obvious Honda doesn't make these, they probably also didn't approve or license the manufacturer to make them. I think if they were licensed, they'd be selling them like crazy and most of us here would already have one. Not sure how to verify if they are licensed by Honda.
skipcurt
Skip
I found it on the #1 website but have no idea how to read it or figure out how to buy it. So close yet so far....
Skip
Blrfl
Natural Rider Enhancement
Post a link to the page with the auction. My father speaks Chinese.
--Mark
--Mark
google can convert any page to another language for you.
I think this confirms they were licensed by Honda and explains why we can't get one here. If you get my drift. Cheers Marty
Gonzo
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The funny thing is that China does not respect things like intellectual property, patents, copyrights, etc.
Hound
Cave Canem
Afraid not! Run that by me again. If "they were licensed by Honda" how does that explain why you can't get them?
stellarpod
It's hungry in here...
I think M&M Take 2 is referring, tongue in cheek, to the fact that there are several ST items available elsewhere in the world that for reasons unexplained Honda does not allow to be sold in North America.
Steve
Steve
Thanks STeve.
737Captain
Heavy Equipment Operator
I saw a guy with a huge model store on ebay and sent him a message asking if he could supply them this was his reply
"Hi, I do not that number in inventory. Delivery lead time would be at least six months. Use your Ebay search engine to find Chinese suppliers. They are readily available ex-china. Regards Trevor.
- trevork214"
Haven' pursued it further at the moment.
Tony
"Hi, I do not that number in inventory. Delivery lead time would be at least six months. Use your Ebay search engine to find Chinese suppliers. They are readily available ex-china. Regards Trevor.
- trevork214"
Haven' pursued it further at the moment.
Tony
I guess I paid enough for the 1:1 scale model that's in my garage. I'm okay with just enjoying that.