Thanks for doing a review on these! I race most of the cars I collect. Even some of my Tomica Limited Vintage cars. Some are actually pretty quick. But seeing the extremely detailed cars race down a 1/64 scale 1/4mile run is epic! However cars like these are again very pricey. I was never sure how they rolled or IF they rolled? The fact that they are a more stationary model and not capable of possibly racing or even rolling is not for me. YES these are gorgeous models and have great levels of detail, but no rolling, not for me. Thanks again, great video!
Yeah I could see TLVs making it down a track ok, for the level of detail they have they're still fairly robust. That is not the case with these. Some of these roll, some don't but even those that do aren't free rolling enough to make it down a track and none of these would ever make it without taking significant damage.
Very informative video and well made! I personally like either rolling or not, but ever since I got INNO64 I began to pay attention a lot to more to details and accurate design of the car from the decals to calipers behind the rim of the wheels, and I have prefer that more than it being to be able to roll smoothly because most of the time I display them or take them out and admiring them up close than make them roll around. But that doesn't mean I stopped getting rolling ones like MiniGT
I've always thought the Inno models are really well done. Unfortunately, the racing series that they do aren't really the ones I collect but I hope to get one of their models soon. I agree with you regarding the rolling, it's kind of a dealbreaker to me as well which is partly why I haven't bought any of their models yet.
In just the last couple months I think they've really stepped it up and are broadening their variety so hopefully they'll come out with something soon that will appeal. I'm not sure why the rolling thing bothers me like it does but I'm getting better at looking past it.
I forgot to mention that Inno Models is based in Macau in South China which is about 37 miles from Hong Kong. The Hong Kong area has become a real hotbed for Diecast companies and along with Inno64: Mini GT, Tarmac Works, Para64, Era Car and Tiny HK are all based in the area. In the US Inno64 models typically cost around $20-$22.
great depth review & insightful information about Inno 😍 thank you for sharing 👍🏻 I myself just recently start collecting Inno, great castings indeed 👍🏻
Yeah, I'm very aware why they don't roll it's just a preference in what I value in models at this scale and since this series is targeted at trying to expose these brands to Hot Wheels collectors it's also an important issue in that context. I've done slammed custom hot wheels in the past and getting those to roll is a PITA so I certainly don't blame the brands for this but the reality is that it is a factor in whether a brand will resonate with a person or not. I received my first LCD model yesterday so I'm looking forward to checking that out. I have no expectation that it will roll. :-)
problem with LCD, GCD, Masters, xCarToys [insert other no name Chinese brands] is the resale value is non-existent (important for us with very fluid collections). Inno64 has the advantage of having good brand name recognition in both Asia and America, better resale value
@@monsieurdiecasts3393 hmm, that’s a good point I’ve never thought about that. I don’t care about resale at all but it’s clearly important to a lot of collectors.
This is another awesome overview of Inno64 and funny enough that NFS Heat s14 was the first model I got as well but as soon as I found out they didn’t roll I was disappointed for sure. But on the plus side the amount of detail especially on the interior is insane! I think the price on them is alittle steep but if you are just going to get these to display and nothing more then I think this brand would definitely be one to look at without a doubt! Great video dude! 👍🏻
If you enjoyed this video please checkout the other episodes in the series. Ep. 1 Inno64 -> th-cam.com/video/DidAe_xaH2E/w-d-xo.html Ep. 2 Mini GT -> th-cam.com/video/xoFKHon9UsE/w-d-xo.html Ep. 3 Majorette -> th-cam.com/video/3repU98fL_4/w-d-xo.html Ep. 4 Tarmac Works Global64 -> th-cam.com/video/Xh57-HkLZ-I/w-d-xo.html Ep. 5 Era Car -> th-cam.com/video/DT6vL4jYac4/w-d-xo.html Ep. 6 Auto World -> th-cam.com/video/6PoMrvHzLow/w-d-xo.html Ep. 7 Greenlight -> th-cam.com/video/NjDVB5SFls4/w-d-xo.html Ep. 8 Para64 -> th-cam.com/video/xZC37cvGifc/w-d-xo.html Ep. 9 M2 Machines -> th-cam.com/video/PhDYc8_WHeU/w-d-xo.html
Great video very informative . Im with you being able to roll is a big thing with me . I dont have any inno 64 yet in my collection but i have had my eye on a few .
It's a great brand but you do have to just accept that if it's a lowered model it's not going to roll. Fortunately for the non-slammed models they do seem to be paying more attention to rolling and the models with metal bases feel much more solid overall.
very impressed by the Inno64 details and quality, up there with TLV, if not better. I have both variations of the FJ60 Land Cruiser and the beige one with roof rack and hubcap wheels quickly became my favorite casting of 2021. I hear their black variation of the 190E Evo2 with the detailed plaid seats is a must have as well (better than Mini GT or Tarmac).
Completely agree with you on Inno64. The only one I have currently is that wacky Hakotora truck you have in the thumbnail and the fact that it doesn’t roll is a bit of a shame (looks really cool, though!). Like you, their newer models like the Land Cruiser and the Cosworth have really caught my attention, however. Think I’ve seen a teaser for a stock version of the Celica as well. Oh, well. More to add to the list 😄
Ahh, the Hakotora didn't make it into the video. oops. I'm sure there will be many versions of that Celica coming which should be cool. It's clear all these brands are getting better access to licensing now so I'm hoping the next couple years will bring a ton of interesting models and we can move away from everyone just cranking out JDM releases.
Inno64/Tarmac/Mini Gt are great if you're interested on car with liveries, I just exclusively collect rally cars and they all look good, very excited on the upcoming Lancia 037 and Integrale. Hopefully Inno would release a rally version of Cosworth.
Yeah they definitely do a fantastic job on race liveries. Was the Sierra Cosworth run as a rally car? I know the Escort Cosworth was pretty successful but not sure about the Sierra.
@@StingerDiecast Yup it ran, It has even the same Texaco livery with a different variation. CM's did a rally line with Sierra/Escort but it looks dated now.
I just bought four of them 3 of them being just over 60 bucks each and it sucks they can't even roll. But the paint jobs are crazy on the Toyota gt86 and the gtr it's color changing and I can't stop looking at the beautiful colors. Inno64 would own the game if it rolled.
It's a Johnny Lightning from the Greatest Generation series. I think it's featured near the end of one of my earliest weekly videos, might even be the first one.
I just got the pearl black R34 R Tune and the detail on that one is freakin' crazy, I would say Inno 64 is slightly better than Mini GT and Mini GT is spot on with the details. Looking forward to buying more from them.
Yeah Inno is a step up in detail over Mini GT in general but Mini GT is still very, very good and for me is the suite spot in cost vs. detail. So many of these brands are just doing fantastic work right now.
Well, Mini GT seems to point towards diecast more while Inno64 is Display Miniscale. So far Inno64 edged out a bit on some cars like the R32 GTR (Mini GT version was horrible).
Inno64 also generally don't have opening parts which is probably a good thing, no gaps!!. I also have that blue Porsche, a stunning model. I see your displaying the Red Aussie Falcon - good man
To this point it's been no opening parts but I just saw an announcement for a new model that does have them. Tarmac is also bringing the Hobby64+ line which brings moving parts as well so it's not surprising Inno would react since they are direct competitors. We'll see if that's a good thing or not. Moving parts are certainly NOT something I've been hoping to see from these brands.
I haven't heard of this brand before, but it sure makes fabulous castings. That Camaro with the bikes on the roof carrier and the Toyota LC are my picks 😍
Hobby dealers which for me means going to ebay but some places do have hobby or diecast stores that stock them. It's still a relatively young brand so I'm hoping their distribution will improve throughout this year.
Merry Christmas🎁, me again 😊. Inno64 Mercedes-Benz 190E DTM from 1992 looks great 👍, but what do you do if there is issues with decals? I can see something on your model, front left wheel.
Merry Christmas to you too. Unless it's really serious issues like that don't bother me at all. It also doesn't help that looking at these things on video really highlights minor flaws that to the naked eye you never really notice. Plus, I collect Greenlight too so compared to their often abysmal quality, Inno's models are pristine. :-)
@@StingerDiecast cool, cool, I thought that you maybe had a idea for protection. Last week I bought a MiniGT with a problem for the first time 😱. Newest NSX Acura, latest version from Daytona 2020, it had problem with decals on right quarter panel. I guess, I just have to be more relaxed with it, and enjoy it. Greenlight are also okay, have some of them, not many, love the big range of American cars. But again if you compare let's say latest Mustang from Greenlight with one from Tarmac Works or one from MiniGT, you know who will be last in rating 😉
@@mladenpavlenic1273 Ahh, I see what you were asking. Yeah it’s tough if you get a flaw, I tend to be relaxed about it as I buy so many models that any flaw is quickly forgotten after the next model is opened. I’m actually curious what manufacturers will do if you contact them but I’ve never heard of anyone doing that.
@@StingerDiecast For three years ago, I bought "club membership" pink 911 Porsche from Tarmac Works, and when I got it, front left light was missing 😏. I contacted them, and couple weeks later, I received set of headlights which I could glue on the car 👌. I call that for good customer service 👏. Same here with this MiniGT, the box is sealed, therefore they could trust me 🤷♂️. I will pass it this time 🧐, decals flaws gives me nightmares 😀
I think I need to start a petition or something in order to get all these awesome models at 1/43 scale as well :))) (some of them are at 1/43 scale...that that NFS livery Silvia...I want that at 1/43 scale for sure)
First time to see that brand. Inno? What countrys company it is? Maybe from Japan? Look so cool ! Its going to be high price I think. BTW have a nice xmas
You like high detail, amazing paint quality, attention to detail, smooth rolling and even working suspension? Tomica Limited Vintage Neo has you covered. I passively have been collecting cars for a while, and only recently did i stumble onto this brand..... you will be blown away, trust me.
Thanks, yep, I have a number of TLV releases and just had 6 or 7 more arrive yesterday. They’ll show up in some future videos and there should be a TLV focused episode in this series eventually. Definitely a great brand.
Same for me with Inno64 Karl. Hard to get here but I’m hoping to get more in the future. Wonderful showcase my friend. Merry Christmas to you and your family my friend. May all your wishes come true from Santa. 🎅🎅❄️❄️🤜🤛🎄🎄☃️☃️
All inno64 cars are designed to roll the reason that they dont roll is because the tire rubs the wheel well take the body off install a spacer to lift the body and it will roll.
Not all of them are like that and it's something it seems like they're trying to correct on newer castings. On the older castings they went for the completely slammed stance which is almost impossible to make roll without a lot of work.
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I am with you on the rolling aspect, if they don't roll, avoid them!
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Thanks for doing a review on these! I race most of the cars I collect. Even some of my Tomica Limited Vintage cars. Some are actually pretty quick. But seeing the extremely detailed cars race down a 1/64 scale 1/4mile run is epic! However cars like these are again very pricey. I was never sure how they rolled or IF they rolled? The fact that they are a more stationary model and not capable of possibly racing or even rolling is not for me. YES these are gorgeous models and have great levels of detail, but no rolling, not for me. Thanks again, great video!
Yeah I could see TLVs making it down a track ok, for the level of detail they have they're still fairly robust. That is not the case with these. Some of these roll, some don't but even those that do aren't free rolling enough to make it down a track and none of these would ever make it without taking significant damage.
Amen.
Very informative! Just subscribed to your channel!
Very informative video and well made!
I personally like either rolling or not, but ever since I got INNO64 I began to pay attention a lot to more to details and accurate design of the car from the decals to calipers behind the rim of the wheels, and I have prefer that more than it being to be able to roll smoothly because most of the time I display them or take them out and admiring them up close than make them roll around. But that doesn't mean I stopped getting rolling ones like MiniGT
I've always thought the Inno models are really well done. Unfortunately, the racing series that they do aren't really the ones I collect but I hope to get one of their models soon. I agree with you regarding the rolling, it's kind of a dealbreaker to me as well which is partly why I haven't bought any of their models yet.
In just the last couple months I think they've really stepped it up and are broadening their variety so hopefully they'll come out with something soon that will appeal. I'm not sure why the rolling thing bothers me like it does but I'm getting better at looking past it.
Love the Sonax 190E👍🏻♥️
I forgot to mention that Inno Models is based in Macau in South China which is about 37 miles from Hong Kong. The Hong Kong area has become a real hotbed for Diecast companies and along with Inno64: Mini GT, Tarmac Works, Para64, Era Car and Tiny HK are all based in the area. In the US Inno64 models typically cost around $20-$22.
great depth review & insightful information about Inno 😍 thank you for sharing 👍🏻 I myself just recently start collecting Inno, great castings indeed 👍🏻
I thought Para64 was Brazilian?
@@monsieurdiecasts3393 According to their website they’re in Hong Kong
Inno and LCD are the best diecast brands for the money. Low stance=no rolling. I'll make a video explaining why realistic 1/64s usually can't roll.
Yeah, I'm very aware why they don't roll it's just a preference in what I value in models at this scale and since this series is targeted at trying to expose these brands to Hot Wheels collectors it's also an important issue in that context. I've done slammed custom hot wheels in the past and getting those to roll is a PITA so I certainly don't blame the brands for this but the reality is that it is a factor in whether a brand will resonate with a person or not.
I received my first LCD model yesterday so I'm looking forward to checking that out. I have no expectation that it will roll. :-)
problem with LCD, GCD, Masters, xCarToys [insert other no name Chinese brands] is the resale value is non-existent (important for us with very fluid collections). Inno64 has the advantage of having good brand name recognition in both Asia and America, better resale value
@@monsieurdiecasts3393 hmm, that’s a good point I’ve never thought about that. I don’t care about resale at all but it’s clearly important to a lot of collectors.
Wow great videos!!! Love your channel …..is there any brick and mortar stores that carry Inno 64 in the US? What a good online site if not?
Awesome casting and nice review my dear friend.
This is another awesome overview of Inno64 and funny enough that NFS Heat s14 was the first model I got as well but as soon as I found out they didn’t roll I was disappointed for sure. But on the plus side the amount of detail especially on the interior is insane! I think the price on them is alittle steep but if you are just going to get these to display and nothing more then I think this brand would definitely be one to look at without a doubt! Great video dude! 👍🏻
Very informative die-cast video presentation. Thanks for sharing.
If you enjoyed this video please checkout the other episodes in the series.
Ep. 1 Inno64 -> th-cam.com/video/DidAe_xaH2E/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 2 Mini GT -> th-cam.com/video/xoFKHon9UsE/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 3 Majorette -> th-cam.com/video/3repU98fL_4/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 4 Tarmac Works Global64 -> th-cam.com/video/Xh57-HkLZ-I/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 5 Era Car -> th-cam.com/video/DT6vL4jYac4/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 6 Auto World -> th-cam.com/video/6PoMrvHzLow/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 7 Greenlight -> th-cam.com/video/NjDVB5SFls4/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 8 Para64 -> th-cam.com/video/xZC37cvGifc/w-d-xo.html
Ep. 9 M2 Machines -> th-cam.com/video/PhDYc8_WHeU/w-d-xo.html
Those guys are beautiful, the Toyota one with the rack is just a impressive
Excellent inno64 collection! Amazing detail!
Thanks Danny and Merry Christmas.
Great idea! Thanks and Merry Christmas! Maybe some Inno 64 isn't going under the Christmas tree!😀🎄🎁
Merry Christmas to you too. Hopefully Santa can deliver something good.
Great video very informative . Im with you being able to roll is a big thing with me . I dont have any inno 64 yet in my collection but i have had my eye on a few .
It's a great brand but you do have to just accept that if it's a lowered model it's not going to roll. Fortunately for the non-slammed models they do seem to be paying more attention to rolling and the models with metal bases feel much more solid overall.
Olá meu Amigo ..
Em que Ano iniciou a Inno64 ??
Did the orange Silvia come with the little bicycles, or you bought those separate
Merry Christmas to you, haven't got a inno64 yet but have to see want santa brings
Merry Christmas to you too. Hopefully Santa can deliver as they have some very cool models to checkout.
This is a other level
I think you need to loose the base screw a bit so they can roll perfectly
I don’t have any inno model but I think they are very cool and definitely I’m going to search for them 🤝🙏 cool channel 👍😊
Thank you, it's definitely a brand worth checking out if you like more premium diecast.
Love the detailing 🤗😍
Inno64 is definitely near the top of the list in that regard. 😎✌️
Those are sweet versions of diecast. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you too!
very impressed by the Inno64 details and quality, up there with TLV, if not better. I have both variations of the FJ60 Land Cruiser and the beige one with roof rack and hubcap wheels quickly became my favorite casting of 2021. I hear their black variation of the 190E Evo2 with the detailed plaid seats is a must have as well (better than Mini GT or Tarmac).
I definitely have my eye on that 190E. The racing version is really nice so would be great to add the road car along with it.
Awesome casting bro,nice
Thanks!
Completely agree with you on Inno64. The only one I have currently is that wacky Hakotora truck you have in the thumbnail and the fact that it doesn’t roll is a bit of a shame (looks really cool, though!). Like you, their newer models like the Land Cruiser and the Cosworth have really caught my attention, however. Think I’ve seen a teaser for a stock version of the Celica as well. Oh, well. More to add to the list 😄
Ahh, the Hakotora didn't make it into the video. oops. I'm sure there will be many versions of that Celica coming which should be cool. It's clear all these brands are getting better access to licensing now so I'm hoping the next couple years will bring a ton of interesting models and we can move away from everyone just cranking out JDM releases.
Rolling function is a must for me and that's the only function I care about. Beside the rolling, I prefer visual to functionality on die-cast cars.
Inno64/Tarmac/Mini Gt are great if you're interested on car with liveries, I just exclusively collect rally cars and they all look good, very excited on the upcoming Lancia 037 and Integrale. Hopefully Inno would release a rally version of Cosworth.
Yeah they definitely do a fantastic job on race liveries. Was the Sierra Cosworth run as a rally car? I know the Escort Cosworth was pretty successful but not sure about the Sierra.
@@StingerDiecast Yup it ran, It has even the same Texaco livery with a different variation. CM's did a rally line with Sierra/Escort but it looks dated now.
Can someone explain what JDM stands for?
I just bought four of them 3 of them being just over 60 bucks each and it sucks they can't even roll. But the paint jobs are crazy on the Toyota gt86 and the gtr it's color changing and I can't stop looking at the beautiful colors. Inno64 would own the game if it rolled.
Came for the cars, but left asking where I could get a Panther like yours (tanks in background).
It's a Johnny Lightning from the Greatest Generation series. I think it's featured near the end of one of my earliest weekly videos, might even be the first one.
I just got the pearl black R34 R Tune and the detail on that one is freakin' crazy, I would say Inno 64 is slightly better than Mini GT and Mini GT is spot on with the details. Looking forward to buying more from them.
Yeah Inno is a step up in detail over Mini GT in general but Mini GT is still very, very good and for me is the suite spot in cost vs. detail. So many of these brands are just doing fantastic work right now.
Well, Mini GT seems to point towards diecast more while Inno64 is Display Miniscale. So far Inno64 edged out a bit on some cars like the R32 GTR (Mini GT version was horrible).
@@StingerDiecast yeah to me both are better than hot wheels matchbox in terms of detail and realistic looks.
@@CLA82529 I can agree with you on the r32, mini gt made their r32 headlights too big.
Inno64 also generally don't have opening parts which is probably a good thing, no gaps!!. I also have that blue Porsche, a stunning model. I see your displaying the Red Aussie Falcon - good man
To this point it's been no opening parts but I just saw an announcement for a new model that does have them. Tarmac is also bringing the Hobby64+ line which brings moving parts as well so it's not surprising Inno would react since they are direct competitors. We'll see if that's a good thing or not. Moving parts are certainly NOT something I've been hoping to see from these brands.
I haven't heard of this brand before, but it sure makes fabulous castings. That Camaro with the bikes on the roof carrier and the Toyota LC are my picks 😍
Cool, glad the video introduced it to you, that's what I'm hoping this series can do. BTW, the car with the bikes is a Nissan Silvia S14.
@@StingerDiecast ohh, so sorry please, my bad. Thanks for correcting me ❤️❣️
Sorry once again please 🙏
Hi. Good video. My question is where can I get these inno’s?
Hobby dealers which for me means going to ebay but some places do have hobby or diecast stores that stock them. It's still a relatively young brand so I'm hoping their distribution will improve throughout this year.
@@StingerDiecast thanks
ive bought an inno car once and one of the tyres was badly damaged so ive never bought another one
Very cool man.
Thank you
Merry Christmas🎁, me again 😊. Inno64 Mercedes-Benz 190E DTM from 1992 looks great 👍, but what do you do if there is issues with decals? I can see something on your model, front left wheel.
Merry Christmas to you too. Unless it's really serious issues like that don't bother me at all. It also doesn't help that looking at these things on video really highlights minor flaws that to the naked eye you never really notice. Plus, I collect Greenlight too so compared to their often abysmal quality, Inno's models are pristine. :-)
@@StingerDiecast cool, cool, I thought that you maybe had a idea for protection. Last week I bought a MiniGT with a problem for the first time 😱. Newest NSX Acura, latest version from Daytona 2020, it had problem with decals on right quarter panel. I guess, I just have to be more relaxed with it, and enjoy it. Greenlight are also okay, have some of them, not many, love the big range of American cars. But again if you compare let's say latest Mustang from Greenlight with one from Tarmac Works or one from MiniGT, you know who will be last in rating 😉
@@mladenpavlenic1273 Ahh, I see what you were asking. Yeah it’s tough if you get a flaw, I tend to be relaxed about it as I buy so many models that any flaw is quickly forgotten after the next model is opened. I’m actually curious what manufacturers will do if you contact them but I’ve never heard of anyone doing that.
@@StingerDiecast For three years ago, I bought "club membership" pink 911 Porsche from Tarmac Works, and when I got it, front left light was missing 😏. I contacted them, and couple weeks later, I received set of headlights which I could glue on the car 👌. I call that for good customer service 👏. Same here with this MiniGT, the box is sealed, therefore they could trust me 🤷♂️. I will pass it this time 🧐, decals flaws gives me nightmares 😀
@@mladenpavlenic1273 Interesting and good to know they actually did something about. 👍
I think I need to start a petition or something in order to get all these awesome models at 1/43 scale as well :)))
(some of them are at 1/43 scale...that that NFS livery Silvia...I want that at 1/43 scale for sure)
Yeah, I feel the same when I see all the fantastic race cars available in 1/43. Wish I had more room.
Love the liberty walk Porsche, even thought i know there detail wouldn't be the same. I wish hotwheels would released one in the premium or rlc.
They very well might now that they’re collaborating directly with Liberty Walk.
First time to see that brand. Inno? What countrys company it is? Maybe from Japan? Look so cool ! Its going to be high price I think. BTW have a nice xmas
Shoot, I forgot to mention the country. They’re based in Macau so south China. Typical price is $20-$22 US.
Very Nice 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Thank you! Cheers! 🎅🎄✌️
Where do I order these
Various hobby dealers will have them and I mostly just order from ebay.
You like high detail, amazing paint quality, attention to detail, smooth rolling and even working suspension? Tomica Limited Vintage Neo has you covered. I passively have been collecting cars for a while, and only recently did i stumble onto this brand..... you will be blown away, trust me.
Thanks, yep, I have a number of TLV releases and just had 6 or 7 more arrive yesterday. They’ll show up in some future videos and there should be a TLV focused episode in this series eventually. Definitely a great brand.
@@StingerDiecast Oh and the Peako MR2 rivals TLVN, did you get it yet? I got the white one and love it!
@@machucast That one I haven’t seen, I’ll take a look. Thanks
Oh, they don't all roll?!? Very disappointing! I agree with you, a car should be able to roll.
if i am paying more still want the wheels to roll it's a Car Diecast replica to see it drive then be image
Hands down the best quality 1/64 models for the price.
Tarmac Works might like to have a word with you. :-) Of course I do prefer Inno64 as well but Tarmac is not that far behind to me.
@@StingerDiecast yes and of course tarmac are great too.
Same for me with Inno64 Karl. Hard to get here but I’m hoping to get more in the future. Wonderful showcase my friend. Merry Christmas to you and your family my friend. May all your wishes come true from Santa. 🎅🎅❄️❄️🤜🤛🎄🎄☃️☃️
Bog, thanks for the kind words and Merry Christmas to you too.
Almost had me.
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All inno64 cars are designed to roll the reason that they dont roll is because the tire rubs the wheel well take the body off install a spacer to lift the body and it will roll.
The reason they don't roll is obvious but that is 100% by design as they chose to compromise rolling for the sake of a low stance.
I have the white r32 and I’m selling it now
If it don't roll.. dont roll with them.. staying safe with my TLVNs..
I want to like these so much but the fact that the wheels are completely static is just a complete deal breaker. Why make die cast models like that?
Not all of them are like that and it's something it seems like they're trying to correct on newer castings. On the older castings they went for the completely slammed stance which is almost impossible to make roll without a lot of work.
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Rolling wheels is for kid's toys.
Collector grade models are not toys.
I do not want rolling wheels.
Hot Wheels cars look silly next to these.
Definitely different categories for sure.