[Mike. Watterson]

I agree, a reproduction is only a fake if fraudulently passed off as the real thing. If it's money then in most cases a reproduction is criminal, counterfeit.
Often reproductions of products in production are called counterfeits, in fact they are fakes and also contravene copyright and sometimes registered design (USA = Design Patent). A reproduction of something not out of copyright would be a violation if you even gave it away. It can be a copyright violation it you don't validly own one, backup copies are permitted in many countries. Not sure how that applies to a radio still covered by copyright.

It's a gorgeous reproduction.