@@modelcarshouston I base my comment off the past few years seeing the HCT II Hot Wheel in Silver being a peg warmer in stores near me. It's nice to see things change.
I decided to purchase both the blue and white version once they came out a while back because inno64 did a fantastic job all around this casting and it rolls fantastic with addition to opening features such as the hood and trunk and the interior also looks fantastic with painted detailed gauges and to top it off, its included with a small motorcycle with a great price overall. For the price point of this inno64 car around $20-24.99 USD, thats a deal compared to Tomica Limited vintage version that probably cost a little more. Lately Inno64 has been doing a fantastic job and selling there 1/64 castings for a fair price vs Ignition model and Hobby Japan. There 1/64 models look good since i have some in my collection but for the price, its not worth it. These companies such as ignition model and Hobby Japan should lower there pricing a bit. I recently received a Inno64 Toyota Landrover 1/64 casting and a Hobby Japan 1/64 Toyota Landrover that are both fairly new but ended up paying more on the Hobby Japans version but when it comes to overall presentation on both models, INNO64 takes the cake. Hobby Japans version has suspension like TLV and it rolls fine too but when it comes to small details all around including underneath the vehicle, INNO64 wins when it comes to all of it including pricing.
I own the blue version! First Inno64 model I have and I'm really quite impressed with it! Usually I collect TLV and isn't a huge fan of opening parts in this scale, but yeah, I really like it. Also think it's quite good value for money!
Not enough love for the Honda City Turbo II. Such a wonderful car!
The fact that they made a diecast already puts it ahead of so many others haha
@@modelcarshouston I base my comment off the past few years seeing the HCT II Hot Wheel in Silver being a peg warmer in stores near me. It's nice to see things change.
@@EasterlyArt absolutely!
I decided to purchase both the blue and white version once they came out a while back because inno64 did a fantastic job all around this casting and it rolls fantastic with addition to opening features such as the hood and trunk and the interior also looks fantastic with painted detailed gauges and to top it off, its included with a small motorcycle with a great price overall. For the price point of this inno64 car around $20-24.99 USD, thats a deal compared to Tomica Limited vintage version that probably cost a little more. Lately Inno64 has been doing a fantastic job and selling there 1/64 castings for a fair price vs Ignition model and Hobby Japan. There 1/64 models look good since i have some in my collection but for the price, its not worth it. These companies such as ignition model and Hobby Japan should lower there pricing a bit. I recently received a Inno64 Toyota Landrover 1/64 casting and a Hobby Japan 1/64 Toyota Landrover that are both fairly new but ended up paying more on the Hobby Japans version but when it comes to overall presentation on both models, INNO64 takes the cake. Hobby Japans version has suspension like TLV and it rolls fine too but when it comes to small details all around including underneath the vehicle, INNO64 wins when it comes to all of it including pricing.
Yes sir!
I own the blue version! First Inno64 model I have and I'm really quite impressed with it! Usually I collect TLV and isn't a huge fan of opening parts in this scale, but yeah, I really like it. Also think it's quite good value for money!
Absolutely love this little thing!
Super nice!
Thanks!
They are great. Such amount of detail in that scale!
Spoon Sports version seems to have a rollcage instead of back sits, which is also kind of cool.
These are so incredible!