This is a great chance to see the differences in the two types of 1/64 models. Well done showing nearly identical cars….the crisper resin details are apparent.
David sent me your way; great subject today. I like this Makeup brand even if they are very expensive. Hope they do more castings no one else does though since I'm happy with my Hobby Japan one at a fraction of the cost.
I can understand that, I like diecast cars as an "object" more so than resin/plastic, but I can appreciate the extra detail. I guess it's win win either way with good models/castings :)
Excellent video . I collect premium race cars only, in 1/64 Tarmac Works, Spark, Mini GT. in 1/43 Looksmart, Spark, IXO, TSM and Mini Champ and in 1/18 Auto Art. I Would assume that most are resin due to price and attention to detail especially the 1/43 and 1/18. Most, if not all are fragile and the less expensive models ie. Mini Champs and Sparky 1/64 have arrived missing mirrors ( really ticks me off ).
A friend of David's is a friend of mine. Welcome to the community and fantastic breakdown of these awesome vehicles. I think resin leaves much more room for details so they will prevail 9 times out of 10
Thank you for mentioning the difference between Hobby Japan and TLVN. I was thinking about trying out Hobby Japan but since they don't have consistent roll, Imma focus on TLVN. Same price range but rolling in TLVN is a must-have feature.
Welcome to the community brother. David sent me to come check out your channel. Great video brother I really like that supra casting. Definitely cool I will be watching more of your stuff keep it coming.
As a person who is just starting to collect, I think that the resin models are much better with the details but the premium die-cast models are best bang for buck, in my opinion. I will still get a few resin models for the cars that I really want to have as close to perfection.
I've done similarly and only bought resin models of cars I really want (or if they were a fantastic deal). There are some really nice diecast models though, and one of the biggest benefits of diecast is they can be handled safely (well, most of them) if that's a concern. But resin can't be beat for detail :)
Good question, but unfortunately it’s attached to the base by 2 screws and they aren’t easily accessible. Most resin aren’t intended to be taken off the base because they’re fragile compared with metal diecast, but it is possible (I haven’t done it yet though 😅)
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I love resin. I love realism. Resin is phenomenal. Absolutely.
Yea definitely, I think for anyone most concerned with accuracy resin is the top choice
Diecast = 1080p
Resin = 4K
Good analogy :)
If it's 1:18...I prefer Resin/Composite. If it's 1:64 I prefer diecast.
This is a great chance to see the differences in the two types of 1/64 models. Well done showing nearly identical cars….the crisper resin details are apparent.
Thanks so much David, I agree the Resin is great for detail but I do like to handle the cars so I’ll always be a fan of diecast too 🙂
Do it to gallium next
hello sir , is it okay if we display resin model under a direct light such diorama light ?
Should be ok but it depends how strong the light is and it’s best not to expose the cars 24 hours a day
I don't care much about rolling wheels or not, but on a diecast I expect the wheels to roll a bit.
Resin models use soft materials, they can be easier to produce finer details.
David sent me your way; great subject today. I like this Makeup brand even if they are very expensive. Hope they do more castings no one else does though since I'm happy with my Hobby Japan one at a fraction of the cost.
Thanks so much for checking out the video, I agree on Hobby Japan too, great value for what you get
I'm not super concerned about the material. The main thing is how it looks. But, all else equal, I would prefer diecast metal.
I can understand that, I like diecast cars as an "object" more so than resin/plastic, but I can appreciate the extra detail. I guess it's win win either way with good models/castings :)
Just want to ask if 1:32 and 1:36 are almost the same? Btw merry Christmas:))
Merry Christmas! I believe so, definitely close with some aspects
Thanks for sharing this. We can now get the idea of Resin being far more sharper and tighter than diecast models.
No problem, glad to share these :)
Excellent video . I collect premium race cars only, in 1/64 Tarmac Works, Spark, Mini GT. in 1/43 Looksmart, Spark, IXO, TSM and Mini Champ and in 1/18 Auto Art. I Would assume that most are resin due to price and attention to detail especially the 1/43 and 1/18. Most, if not all are fragile and the less expensive models ie. Mini Champs and Sparky 1/64 have arrived missing mirrors ( really ticks me off ).
Thanks 🙂 and I can understand the frustration when something comes with a part missing or broken, very frustrating, especially with expensive models
mini gt mixed it up resin and diecast combined in a piece
A friend of David's is a friend of mine. Welcome to the community and fantastic breakdown of these awesome vehicles. I think resin leaves much more room for details so they will prevail 9 times out of 10
Thanks so much for watching and the warm welcome :) Appreciate the kind words, looking forward to making more in the future.
Thank You for publishing this! If David #2 is a friend of yours, then consider me as a friend as well! 😁
Glad it was useful, and great to make a new friend :)
Thank you for mentioning the difference between Hobby Japan and TLVN. I was thinking about trying out Hobby Japan but since they don't have consistent roll, Imma focus on TLVN. Same price range but rolling in TLVN is a must-have feature.
Agreed. Hobby Japan are nice, but TLVN are more consistent in quality and as you mention, always roll. Definitely a good choice 🙂
Welcome to the community brother. David sent me to come check out your channel. Great video brother I really like that supra casting. Definitely cool I will be watching more of your stuff keep it coming.
Thank you for the support, really appreciate it! Working on more for sure :)
As a person who is just starting to collect, I think that the resin models are much better with the details but the premium die-cast models are best bang for buck, in my opinion. I will still get a few resin models for the cars that I really want to have as close to perfection.
I've done similarly and only bought resin models of cars I really want (or if they were a fantastic deal). There are some really nice diecast models though, and one of the biggest benefits of diecast is they can be handled safely (well, most of them) if that's a concern. But resin can't be beat for detail :)
Resin and 1/43 100%
what does the bottom of the resin model look like? are there details?
Good question, but unfortunately it’s attached to the base by 2 screws and they aren’t easily accessible. Most resin aren’t intended to be taken off the base because they’re fragile compared with metal diecast, but it is possible (I haven’t done it yet though 😅)
The resin version is more detailed in comparison.
Agreed, they did a great job, the resin is very detailed
first time watching and I like what I see :-)
Thank you, hopefully they'll continue to improve :)
Awesome info thanks for sharing
Glad to, thanks for watching!
Great comparison
Appreciate it, thanks for watching :)
Great review thank you
Glad it was helpful!
are they melting ? like 30 C