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​@@elplan5296dude probably paid for a bburato thinking he'll get amalgam quality

@@Karozy4869Yah, glad they make models at different price points. Takes a while to know what expectations to have. For a Burago I thought this model amazing for the price.

Sorry to hear. All in the eye of the buyer. Some like some don’t. Hope you can find one you like.

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes, Norev is much cheaper and overall better detail and quality and that it opens doors and hood as well is a real bonus I like. I do see way more options in both Minichamps and Norev now, you are right. There are many limited edition runs even for specific companies. You are right, none are perfect, but much better than I could form or make myself.

Thanks for your question. I collect many brands like Auto Art, Minichamps, Hot Wheels, Kyosho, Maisto, Paragon, Solido. I do feel the paint job on this Norev Porsche GT3 RS is comparable to the Auto Art and the interior even better than Auto Art. I guess each person has to be convinced it is worth it or not. For me it is one of those cars I wanted in my collection and it feels worth it to pay. But the non-dealership ones are cheaper and just the same quality I feel. I may have held off to get those ones instead had I known.

@@cjsdreamgarage thanks for your feedback. I ordered two Weissach versions-shark blue with metallic dark blue wheels and ultraviolet with matte black wheels. Can not wait to see them in real life. These two will be my first Norev models.

@@brandonl5653 Wow, I have never seen these two options. Thanks for letting me know the specs. I found the Ultraviolet Weissach package with matte black wheels on the Norev site. Cool. I couldn't find the Shark Blue one with the dark blue rims, perhaps it sold out already? It is hard to stop buying such a great looking model and not want every colour. I am sure they will roll them out for a while in different colours, they have a winner mould and detailing.

Yah, it is pricy.

Good choice. Competition between die-cast manufacturers is good, hopefully keeps the price more competitive. And each one seems to have certain characteristics I would like. The interior is a whole new level of detail I haven't seen in other models of this price point for sure. Enjoy.

Couldn't agree more!

Very cool! All the best with your CZcams Channel start up. It is good to have unique angles and content and I think restoration and customization is a good one. Cool to see the work and talent people have out there.

Yah, will miss the presence of Alfa Romeo in F1 as well.

Thank you! 😊

Hey. Sorry for not seeing your question earlier. I bought them online from a store in France called RS Selection. You can google and find it. Hope that helps. I could only find these in Europe.

Yah this is a very desirable model. I had to get this one from Europe. I got it from a website called RS Selection in France. It was the best price I could find with shipping factored in. Hard to find in North America and more expensive.

@@cjsdreamgarage thank's for the answer! I'm waiting for Autoart GT3 RS model. Can you imagine how it would be looking like with their details...) And minichamps is already little bit detailed. But anyway Norev did well

@@thecayman8567 No problem. It is so hard to know sometimes what die-cast manufacturer is going to make what. Do I jump on it when the first one is released and not miss out. Or do I wait for, because some other manufacturer is going to make it. And what quality and price point. Since I liked this model in real life so much I decided to jump on it not knowing who else was going to make similar models. Will have to check out the Auto Art ones, didn't know. Thanks for the tip. It is also a challenge because some companies start with a small number of product as well so sell out quickly, like the Minichamps ones seem to have done.

I heard auto art is a composite material and this one is die cast. ​@thecayman8567

Yah, totally. I am in Canada, and yes, this is a ALFA ROMEO GIULIA in Montreal Green.

@@cjsdreamgarage cool, so what you spotted is the limited edition, Giulia "Speciale" not a "Ti" :) Montreal Green is otherwise only reserved for the top of the range, the Giulia Quadrifoglio V6 twin-turbo. In June 2022, they only made 15 of the 4-cylinder Giulia Speciale and only for Canada.

@@nessuno5403 THANKS FOR HELPING ME WITH THE SPECS. I AM NOT AS GOOD WITH THAT STUFF.

It might.

@@cjsdreamgarage wdym it might is it ur car

@@samisalmi1117 not my car, some of these videos are of Diecast and some of real cars, those that I highlight that I would like to have in my dream garage.

@@samisalmi1117 www.youtube.com/@cjsdreamgarage/about