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100% agreed..

@@adityashreeyan04 And? Are you going ahead with one after all?

@TinyMotorsGuild I think the only Tomica I'll ever buy is a Ferrari one because like you said, they have an exclusive license to make Ferrari castings.

@@chirantonbee That's great to know. Unfortunately here in India Tomicas are hard to come by now. In this year only Hot Wheels and more premium brands' castings made their way here - with Matchbox, Majorette and Tomica not coming in. Finding these brands' castings is a ton of effort and might not always be worth it.

@TinyMotorsGuild I know, very few sellers have Tomicas in stock these days. Then again, in my neighborhood in Guwahati there are no new Hot Wheels to be found either. So it's more worthwhile for me to look for what few Tomicas are in stock with some sellers.

The casting itself is nice IMO. Just needs better wheels.

The i4 and the DBX are particularly terrible, but DBX is still tolerable imo. Wait till you see what Tomica did to the Toyota Prius '23 casting.

@@Sagararora0045 Mini GT?

@TinyMotorsGuild yes!

Hotwheels mainlines have had their own issues - with bad QC to an overall decline in quality. Agreed about Majorette - it's no secret that it is my favourite brand to collect. Sian too, I have the Majorette which is better than Tomica. Them being disappointing or not is a personal preference - but in my view a Ferrari F40 for under 1000 rupees is a good deal for sure.

Sold🙏

Since you mention the Sian and the STO, I own both and I would like to add a few more castings to that list from ones which I own. 1. No. 78 Honda Civic Type R (FL5) 2. No. 120 Ferrari SF90 Stradale 3. No. 28 Subaru BRZ 4. No. 1 Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34) Police Car Apart from that, I would say most of the newer mainline castings from after 2022 are ignorable. My personal wish list from those castings would be: 1. No. 48 Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR32) 2. No. 107 Lamborghini Revuelto 3. No. 75 Acura Integra (DE4 A-spec) 4. No. 60 Nissan GT-R Nismo (model year 2024) Of course, there are a few older mainline castings, still in production, which I want to buy. One of them is the No. 35 Mercedes-Benz G-Class.

That's a brilliant pick! Do share photos on Instagram!

Glad you liked it! Those two are my favourites too!

This is about the Zonda R? Because the Ford GT is definitely not mainline mould..

@TinyMotorsGuild yes Zonda r

US stores mein hai available. Walmart etc.

@@TinyMotorsGuild ya baat to galat ha 😂 ab visa laga ke USA jana parega

Pata tha aapko Lambo pasand aayegi bhai! 🫶🏼

Not available in India, unfortunately. Like I said this was arranged for me from the US - this is available at stores like Walmart, etc.

@TinyMotorsGuild sed mattel dosent see the craze in India

True. I said the same in the description..

Majorette ka naya stock India mein aaya nahi hai iss saal except for Porsche 22 Pack. Woh aap Toymarche ya fir Jaiman Toys se purchase kar sakte ho. Leftover older stock is also available on these sites - along with Tooneywheels, Tinytown, Krazy Caterpillar..

Thank you!

Hot wheels mainlines use a 3-point system in order to keep costs down. So, if you have side and top details (i.e, 3 points) you can forget about front and rear. It's also why some cars such as the Godzilla R33 have read and sides painted but have 0 top and front details. Hope this helps!

Hot wheels mainlines use a 3-point system in order to keep costs down. So, if you have side and top details (i.e, 3 points) you can forget about front and rear. It's also why some cars such as the Godzilla R33 have read and sides painted but have 0 top and front details. Hope this helps!

That's because he is. :) Thanks again for the gift man!

@@TinyMotorsGuild nothing compared to what you’ve done for me. Always man. ♥️

Worth is subjective. 🤷🏻‍♂️ No one is forcing you to buy.

@TinyMotorsGuild very true

Thank you! Cheers!

They're both pretty comparable, both in terms of price as well as detailing!

@@TinyMotorsGuild can you make all premium 1:64 all brand compare video

I don't have all brands to compare with unfortunately. 😅 For example I have no LCD models and just one each of Inno and Tarmac. I also don't have Bburago 1/64. So it won't be fair for me to compare with such a limited sample size.

@@TinyMotorsGuild 😄👍

Karz and Dolls had it in stock yesterday. You can try your luck on ToyMarche or Miniature Toy Shop.

@TinyMotorsGuild no luck man, i so really want that.

A reseller is asking 2k+

There's Augustine Anthony on FB selling for 1550 + shipping.

It's a matter of personal preference. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Why do you think they are comedy of casting? Have you seen them, held them in your hand atleast they have proper tampos and some even come with proper plastic inserts for headlights. Imo they are underrated for their price point

@@tanishendal6832 Look at the over all body line of a maho cars.. look at so much ground clearance.. paint quality is also poor. they missed the proportion.

Congrats!

@@kgr3977 Really? I saw a few other videos where it seems to be okay. Does your unit have it as well?

@@TinyMotorsGuild could you share the links. Since I opted for combined shipping, my unit is with the seller.

th-cam.com/video/8fP3n56-Ctg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Yb8tQIlGq2cIPSGu Check this.

If you know how much you have, you don't have enough. ;)

Exactly! Some people are reporting issues with their F1 GTRs too!

Would be a wonderful addition!

Racing derivatives typically have some aero bits, slightly longer sillhouettes compared to the road car.. so it could look like that. Though your point may have merit - in that case HW will play it a bit fast and loose with the scale. The bikes for example aren't 1/64!

Hotwheels are made for their tracks and thus are not necessarily 1:64, whereas Mini GT and matchbox and others are true 1:64

Hotwheels initially started with their own fantasy designs which have their own funky-cool looks. Since Hotwheels has license to make real castings to follow their tradition of giving that cool looks they do not make true 1:64 scales for every car. you may have noticed many real castings have different alloy size compared to front and rear and to of course fit their cars in the tracks they make too…

Couldn't agree more!

Definitely! Just the headlight defect on the 750S somewhat ruins it for me.