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Muchas gracias!

Hi, As indicated at the end of the video I found it on Aliexpress.

También los compro por AliExpress. Hace poco recibí el $51 y ahora estoy en duda si comprar el #50 o esperar al próximo año a que salga uno igual a la libera del 2024 ¿Qué me dices al respecto?

Pretty good breakdown on the accuracy

@@mitchrich6 you need to pay attention to the details better. Pause at 2:30min, and start from the front: - front lower bumper on real car is higher in front, - as well as the front bonnet of the car on real one is much longer - windshield on the real model is way more pronounced and more in front vs the model - the side mirrors on real one, comes as close to the door, but on the models its t much in front of the side of the car - DHL on BBurago is missing on the car everywhere, above the nr51 - Michellin logo on the side, on the model floats into the air, but on the real model it runs lower, like its on the ground, near the black stripe carbon part. - above the car, the intake on real car is going over the half of the roof, on the model, its stops rear back of the roof - and there are more offs I have the 1:43 model, and has the same flaws as this one in 1:18 and 1:24 too.

Hi, the RS7 and A7 look very similar but I believe this scale model is an A7 SB and not a RS7 SB because the front bumper is from the A7. The RS7 front bumper is different. The nameplate on the trunk shows A7 45 TFSI and not RS7 and I think Jinlifang is right.

Thank you for this nice comment. I am not expert enough in Peugeot 504 to answer you about the turn indicators. For a 1980 year model I think they should be clear anyway but for the blue 504 out of box, I trust you :)

Thank you and yes I agree with you: reducing this Mc Laren at scale 1:24 wasn't easy due to the 2 tone color of the body, the doors full of glass parts, the purple flaps on the front, the naked carbon parts: Motormax achieved a great work here!

Thank you!

Hi, yes it will come in the future as I have the Senna from Motormax, stay tuned ;)

Done :)

Le prix est variable, pendant un moment on en trouvait sur eBay pour 15€. La juste ne faisant une recherche sur eBay j'en vois une à 20€. Certains en demandent le double sur la baie et attention si elle vient d'Italie car les frais d eport pour la France sont élevés depuis ce pays.

Basically this is the Charleston and this means the rims are painted in the same color than the body. for the Charleston that fits but Welly released also this model in other colors and they are painted the same way than the charleston ie the wheels have the same color than the body but this is wrong: all 2CV from the 70ies until the end have light grey rims. Of course it can be fix with some paint. Same thing with the seats: as Welly reproduced the Charleston, all other colors have the seats of the Charleston: this is no correct too as only the Charleston has the diamond shapes seats.

Hi, The chinese brands like Che Zhi, Double Horses, Jinlifang, XLG, XHD, Proswon, Newao etc... are toys manufacturers. Their models are intended for children. This is why they have plenty of opening parts, light and sound...and a cheap price,generally around €20. Because the level of details and the accuracy of those toys are often very good, they worth entering a collection. Few years back, the lights and sound were very basic but more and more there are swich underneath the chassis so you can turn the lights on w/o the boring simplistic engine noise and to me this is a cool feature. On the top of that chinese brands are offering models ignored by "serious" scale modelcars brands. All in all those chinese toys brands are offering more detailed for a cheaper price than brands like Burago and Maisto. Sometime their models are as good as Welly which is an excellent brand but more and more expensive.

I agree: the Cararama were even better than most of the Welly and very affordable: sadly it nolonger exists :(

same, thats the only thing making me consider not buying

At 3'27 is the slide for the accuracy of dimensions where I compare the dimensions of the scale model to the ones of the real car. You're wrong: this modelcar is at scale 1:24 with a rate of accuracy of 100% which is outstanding. The more famous scale for slotcar is 1:32 (Scalextric and other) but slotcar at scale 1:24 exists as well, especillay in the USA but Carrera did some 1:24 slotcar too. This Auto Art Bugatti is at scale 1:24.

Thank you for your comment. Auto Art achieved a great work here. This slot car model is also 4 wheels drive but I prefer to put it on a collection shelf instead of rolling it on a slot car track , it is too beautiful to risk any damage.

Yes I bought the One:1 too and it is reviewed here: czcams.com/video/PpytzF-tTrs/video.html&ab_channel=1.24man

I agree with you: 1:24 is big enough for offering a nice level of details and without taking too much space like with 1:18 models and most of the 1:24 models have an affordable price

yeah and even 2 toilets at same time :D

True but don't forget this is basically a toy for children. The level of details is so good than we can add it to a 1:24 collection but still it is a toy with pull back motor.