Resin Vs Diecast Model Car Weight Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2021
- A weight comparison between 1/64 resin vs diecast premium model car category including their base.
Check out the weight of the Inno64 R LKBWK ER34!
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Unless you race your models or run Hot Wheels tracks I think collectors need to realize lighter is better. Lighter models don't break as much when dropped, can have lighter packaging, and saves on shipping costs.
True bro.
It’s amazing how light resin models are. I love how they look but it always feels “cheap” to me when I open one and have it in my hand.
I just got the Apollo IE from Peako and it is so light that it feels like it’ll break by just holding it
That’s is v true bro but the appearance tell otherwise and no fear of paint rash with resin
@@HotKustoms definitely more detail and it’s beautiful when it’s resin
Imagine if each model car has a proportional weight(according to their respective scale) to its real life counterpart XD
Yes haha
The lower the weight, the higher the detail level. TLV has more functionality and build quality for hands on use, but lacks high level of detail. The lighter models have less functionality and delicate build quality, but have higher level of detail. It is like having a Toyota or a Ferrari and deciding which one to drive
Nice one bro.
Because "Weight reduction, bro."
Nice comparison
Thanks!
Resin easy to broken right?
Good to know.
Welcome :)
Models which can't roll don't make any sense to me.
Just my opinion
even high end 1/18 models don't roll. Your point is? Doors don't open too.
I get what u mean. It really go to matter of preferences. I started diecast that rolls too and it took me a while to appreciate these well made model cars. End of the day just collect what we like is the best.
@@abbiravindhran8424 you already know what my point is
TLV is better then?
Cuz metal base..
Cool. 👍👍
Thanks! Im curious also!
@@HotKustoms 18 grams, wow not much to it. Gorgeous model though.👍👍
@@RedRoomDiecast Thanks!
Wow its really light .
Yes bro Im shock also
what's the point of buying a model vehicle but the wheels don't roll?
because its a model vehicle. Even some high end 1/18 like Frontiart are not made to roll. Its a static model, not a toy.
I get what u mean. It really go to matter of preferences. I started diecast that rolls too and it took me a while to appreciate these well made model cars. End of the day just collect what we like is the best.
btw u must have nsx r gt spoon sports
Inno64? No i dont i stop for a year or 2
@@HotKustoms i mean they have the spoon r gt u have???
@@resean5620 I don’t bro
18?
18g
@@HotKustoms thats so light!
Which is faster 🤣
TLV cuz the rest cant roll haha.
@@HotKustoms brillant come back 🤣