I bought the midnight purple one and it’s pretty upsetting… the midnight purple color is incorrect. The trunk opening key hole is not detailed in. When I open the hood of the car, the edges that line up with the fender rub against the hood so it have paint chipped. No valve stem on the wheels. The separate engine have missing paint details…. Someone got lazy and skip a few details… overall it’s a decent model that surpasses the Autoart version that was release years ago.
It pains me that motorhelix didn't do a right-hand version of this model but I might still buy it because of all the other goodies that it has as always very good review and thanks for sharing
@@diecastden huh interesting didn't know that learned something knew I might still buy one I said the same thing about the autoart honda nsx the metal version and endup buying so thanks
Most agree that the MotorHelix is superior. AutoArt is bring out new versions of the Z-tune so it will be very interesting to see if it has improved, especially since it will be made with the composite material.
@@nirajpathak3614 Composite is great for modern cars, diecast better for older vehicles due to the thickness of the material. The Skyline is kind of in the middle of that spectrum. So it really depends on the craftmanship of the company. If you check out my video on this (Diecast vs Composite) it covers the difference in the two.
Does the hood close flush with the front bumper. Looks like little bit of misalignment. when looking from the front. May be due to diecast material, but in case of composite material it might not be a problem i guess.
Where you get this man? Ebay? I found some for around the 450$ to 550$. Are they worth the price over the same as the autoart, are they worth their price? Are you considering getting the autoart version also of the Z tune? Sorry for all the questions
Ebay. In my opinion, they are better than the original Autoart version. I may consider the Autoart composite Z-Tune version that should be released in 2023.
Another great video, keep up the good work!!
Correction!! I meant to say left-hand version
I bought the midnight purple one and it’s pretty upsetting… the midnight purple color is incorrect. The trunk opening key hole is not detailed in. When I open the hood of the car, the edges that line up with the fender rub against the hood so it have paint chipped. No valve stem on the wheels. The separate engine have missing paint details…. Someone got lazy and skip a few details… overall it’s a decent model that surpasses the Autoart version that was release years ago.
Awesome looking model.
Thank you for sharing the video!
It pains me that motorhelix didn't do a right-hand version of this model but I might still buy it because of all the other goodies that it has as always very good review and thanks for sharing
Skylines were JDM only thus, no left hand version. As far as I know, there has never been a left hand version fabricated either.
@@diecastden huh interesting didn't know that learned something knew I might still buy one I said the same thing about the autoart honda nsx the metal version and endup buying so thanks
You meant left hand version you meant to say? Asin left hand side drive
@@diecastdentheir has been a left hand fabricated one, it’s on SAMMIT channel
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Thank you. Hope you still have a 350z!
@@diecastden I do and a G37 sedan looking to buy a new Tacoma but I'll never sell the Z.
How does this compare to an auto art model?
Most agree that the MotorHelix is superior. AutoArt is bring out new versions of the Z-tune so it will be very interesting to see if it has improved, especially since it will be made with the composite material.
Thank you for the reply. Is this one full diecast? Do you think this is a better material than the composite AA?
@@nirajpathak3614 Composite is great for modern cars, diecast better for older vehicles due to the thickness of the material. The Skyline is kind of in the middle of that spectrum. So it really depends on the craftmanship of the company. If you check out my video on this (Diecast vs Composite) it covers the difference in the two.
Does the hood close flush with the front bumper. Looks like little bit of misalignment. when looking from the front. May be due to diecast material, but in case of composite material it might not be a problem i guess.
That’s the headlight lens. It’s dark on top of the lens which makes the hood look off . But it’s not.
@@diecastden Oh OK. But actually I meant the portion of hood above the GTR logo(above the horns).
how can y'all afford this
No trunk ? Or did I miss it ?
The trunk does open.
Where you get this man? Ebay? I found some for around the 450$ to 550$. Are they worth the price over the same as the autoart, are they worth their price? Are you considering getting the autoart version also of the Z tune? Sorry for all the questions
Ebay. In my opinion, they are better than the original Autoart version. I may consider the Autoart composite Z-Tune version that should be released in 2023.