Hot Toys DeLorean vs. Eaglemoss Comparison | Who got it right?
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- Side-by-side comparison of the top two BTTF DeLorean models: the Hot Toys 1/6 scale DeLorean Time Machine and the Eaglemoss 1/8 scale "Build the DeLorean" Back to the Future DTM.
Note: Eaglemoss went out of business so I don't have a link on how to buy but ebay is always a solution!
The Mark 2 Hover mode Hot Toys DeLorean 1:6 scale is shipping soon and we'll do a comparison of all three side-by side when that is in! (you can get it from Sideshow).
#delorean #hottoys #eaglemoss #bttf #backtothefuture #timemachine #hottoys Disclaimer:
Due to factors beyond the control of DeLoreanTECH, we cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. DeLoreanTECH assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. DeLoreanTECH recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of DeLoreanTECH, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not DeLoreanTECH. - บันเทิง
For those who are wondering how to continue your Eaglemoss DeLorean sub after they went bankrupt, apparently a new Company, IXO Models, has acquired the Eaglemoss parts inventory and will be offering it for sale soon. The info comes from @Eaglemodz in this video: th-cam.com/video/aIiC4eQs7us/w-d-xo.html
One other thing about the eaglemoss version is that it’s detailed in the sense involving the design of the dmc 12. There’s a radiator with turning fan blades, an actual suspension, shocks struts, also the engine that has cooling pipes connected to the radiator, and the chassis is molded after the real life car. The first year or so of the assembly involves the under chassis, but it’s even got a spare tire in the trunk. And it can even be modified with carpet. The 1:6 does look nice but the eaglemoss as far as detail and design go , I think is better.
That Eaglemoss color is waayyyyyyy off. You were spot on with saying the colors look swapped, that's very odd.
I know right? Can't be a coincidence!
The level of details and the materials of the Eaglemoss 1/8 model are (far) superior to the Hot Toys 1/6 one.
Agreed when you consider there's a miniature PRV engine under that engine cover! Not to mention all the other automotive parts like the suspension, transmission, etc
the biggest difference for me is the Giugiaro design. Eaglemoss clearly went to painstaking lengths to preserve the integrity of the design angles. you can tell from the video that Hot Toys really skipped over this. to me, that's the most beautiful part of a delorean - the angles!
I like the Hot Toys version better. The body finish on the Eaglemoss is so off.
Apparently there is a mod that has you strip off the paint that make it look better?
Eaglemoss is the best. For the Hot Toys version, it's still good but there are some hit or miss there, like there's not enough wiring in the interior and the wiring is a little bit darker...
Let's see what they do with the Mark 2. I want to do a side-by side comparison
I'd get two of the Hot Toys. One to keep as BTTF and the other I'd convert it back to stock.
I really like the stock converted Hot Toys. Tempted to go that way myself. Maybe when Mark 1 prices drop more? 😛
Yeah the stainless look may be a bit better on the Hot toys model...but i just don't like the idea paying that much money for a piece of cheap plastic. So for me it would be the eaglemoss.
Interestingly when I had my fascias repainted by a shop, the paint code information from Houston turned out to color them with a little grey, bronze hew to them. Maybe I’m wrong if that was their intended color, I don’t know.
It's possible they consulted with DMC for a lot of the car (in fact pretty sure they had to), hence the slight bronze hue in certain lightning
Thank God I went with the Hot Toys Version!!! The eaglemoss version is most definitely NOT worth a $2300 dollar price tag. Great review.
Thanks. After looking into it apparently it might cost closer to $3000 in some cases. I still like it and I have 2 Eaglemoss DeLoreans. Going to do a video on the iDisplayit case for Eaglemoss soon. I just got one for each.
Where did you pick-up the Hot Toys Delorean from?
@@ejicon3099 Sideshow Collectibles. The new hover version is shipping in a week!!! So excited 😆
@@jondeak Ah ok. Thanks. I was going to purchase it from SideShow but with shipping and taxes, it comes up to well over $1,000 for me which is a bummer. I'm trying to find another shop that offers lower shipping charges.
I’d have loved the eaglemoss. But I do like the hot toys better.
I was looking for this comparison and ended up checking out your other videos. Cool stuff. Love the Delorean.
As far as these two models, the Hot Toys has a better overall look with the correct stainless color and slight weathering application but Eaglemoss wins with materials and minute details. I was contemplating starting an Eaglemoss subscription last year and I'm glad I didn't though now with Fanhome taking over, maybe it's worth checking into again.
Do you plan on buying the upcoming BTTFII Hot Toys and doing a similar comparison? If it improves upon the first one, I may just get that instead of investing into the Eaglemoss.
Thanks for watching! Yes I already purchased the Hot Toys Mark 2 DeLorean and am just waiting for Sideshow to ship it. Apparently some folks already got theirs but yes I'll be doing a side-by-side of the Mark 1 and 2 with the Eaglemoss thrown in for good measure. I am also doing a video on the iDisplayIt case for the Eaglemoss. Stay tuned!
@@DeLoreanTECH Awesome! Looking forward to it!
The hot toys fascia looks like it's the early fascia color.
I'm in the middle of the Eaglemoss build but the actual company "Eaglemoss" went bankrupt so I can't finish the build. I'm waiting to see if the company that bought out Eaglemoss will help everyone that's trying to finish their builds.
Very sad... I'm into electronics and have been making upgrades to it as I was building but it might be all for nothing. 😔
God that's terrible. I'm so glad I held off with doing it. Especially as that's happened
@@conorclarke5545 yeah for sure definitely count yourself lucky!! It's depressing to see the box I have it all in and not knowing if it will ever be finished. The worst part is, they didn't even bother to send anything out stating I wouldn't get anymore parts. I only found out not receiving parts and their calling their phone number came up as disconnected and email came back as undeliverable. My heart sunk fast when jumped on Google and found out the bad news. 😔
@@Maverick7r god that's terrible. Now it makes sense why people are trying to sell all of their stuff related to it on eBay just trying to jump ship. That's awful what's happened. hopefully whoever's brought them will pick up where they left off
@@conorclarke5545 I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the company that bought them out will help everyone to finish their models for sure. And I seen that on eBay too... I hope nobody gets fooled by it. I calculated the cost just for the parts to finish mine and it would be over $3,000 so that ain't going to happen, lol!!
@@Maverick7r that's insane! $3000!!!
I’ve been looking for people that have the Eagle Moss and also a mark one I or two ht to compare. I just got a mark two and I’m not overly pleased with it, primarily because it’s my first sixth scale vehicle and to be honest bigger isn’t always better lol. I think it’s a bit too cumbersome and I don’t really have a suitable place to display it. For the price I feel it’s a little fragile and wish it had metal components. I’ve seen the different modifications for the eagle moss, including more accurate lighting, and it being a little easier to display I was definitely intrigued. Your video does bring up a good point though about the finish. I didn’t really notice that it had a bronze tinge to it until you compared it directly to the hot toys version. In all of the other videos and images I’ve seen, the finish of the EM one is definitely more stainless steel like. I wonder if yours started to yellow or you had a bad batch. I would almost be inclined to airbrush yours with a metal paint color to make it look more accurate. I feel like building one might connect you more with the model, whereas some people will just buy this and display it and kind of forget about it whereas with the eagle moss one you’re continuously engaged with it for a long period of time, being more invested. Anyway, which one do you prefer?
Having owned both I actually prefer the Hot Toys. Yes it's not perfect and I am actually planning to retun my Mark 2 for a replacement due to several issues, but... the Eaglemoss has issues of it's own. Yes it's easier to display in some regards, but it is definitely more fragile than the Hot Toys because of several things: it's VERY heavy, making it hard to move around, the parts are so intricate that the can break easily because of the weight of the entire model and also the awkwardness of it. You have to be extremely careful with the Eaglemoss vs the Hot Toys. The part about the EM that I enjoyed the most was building it because it's so accurate. I actually bought TWO Eaglemoss models because of the fun factor in building it plus the different display options like the Part 3 variations. It was like building an actual DeLorean! I have a new Eaglemoss video coming soon on a new display case option.
The seats on the Hot Toys version look great, but are they real fabric, or plastic?
Plastic!
@@DeLoreanTECH Well, crap!
I have been trying to decide which one to get but are there any other choices you can recommended
I would say get the BTTF Hot Toys Mark 2 which is the much less expensive option. Displayability is very high. Just watch our video on the issues with it as extra care is required! th-cam.com/video/bK7oT9ck5NI/w-d-xo.html
@@DeLoreanTECH thanks for the reply and I have watched a lot of your videos thank you for the content
I would get the Hot Toys and custom it. What are the price differences?
You can order the Hot Toys from Sideshow.com for about $900 shipped (Mark 2). Eaglemoss will cost over $2300 and you’ll need to build it over a couple years.
Eaglemoss DeLorean perfect size for NECA BTTF figures.
Agreed!
you missed out the back to the future lego delorean .
We got that one too just haven't built it yet! th-cam.com/users/liveLaCz7CnErXQ
The HotWheels 1/18 with lot of accessories of a the 3 Movie parts
Which is the best DeLorean to buy
Hot Toys
@@DeLoreanTECH
But it's too big, what about in a smaller version
I stripped the paint off of my eaglemoss. Looks loads better. Got that shine
I wouldn't mind seeing how that looks!
@@DeLoreanTECH I can send you some pictures.
🤣
Hot Toys can light up, right?
Yes they both can
Hot toys hands down! I recently purchased the mark 2 and I freaking love it!
let's started
Hot Toys is just a toy…it has little collectibility, all plastic look feel. When the next version comes out as they always do, no one would want to buy this version and its value goes down the trash. Eaglemoss is a prop type collectible item. They are for different buyers, if you just like the movie and want something cool to play with, get HT. But if you are a collector who cares about movie prop, build, and accuracy, there is no choice. It’s the same story as chronicle collectibles(now bankrupt) ed209 vs ht ed209
The hot toys looks far better
my God this is the most ridiculous comparison I've ever seen . you're trying to make comparison of a completely separate cars one is 1/6 and the other is 1/9 anyone with clear vision knows that the hot toys is better representation than the eaglemoss . in case you haven't known if you're going to make a comparison that can be fair you do it with the same scale. this video just tells us that there are people who don't have anything better to do with TH-cam
I don’t agree with this at all. I’ve been looking for a comparison of the two simply for the reason of deciding whether to build one or keep the DeLorean that I just got. I’m not super pleased with the size of the mark ii, it’s a little too big for me and not wild about it mostly being plastic pieces for the price. Yes it’s not a one to one comparison but it’s the only comparable model on the market. I’m grateful he bothered to show a comparison.