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1:64 Diecast Bugatti Veyron

GDCnews — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 20:58:50 +0000

Bugatti Veyron is Super fastest car in the world with top speed reach 408km/h. Bugatti diecast also being favorite collection outside the other models like Ferrari, Lamborghini and etc. Many Bugatti diecast product already spread on the market with varying brand-manufacturer but 1:64 diecast scale of this model is very rarely.

Hotwheels diecast manufacturer has released some varying type of 1:64 scale Bugatti Veyron. Noted there’s seven varians has explored at hotwheels wikia as I shown on following cropped table below :

The another Bugatti Veyron 1:64 has provided by Autoart. This high class manufacturer already released three varian models, those are :

Frank Furt 2001 – Black/Red Color
Show Car – Royal Darkblue/Brilliant Blue
GENF 2003 – Grey/Silver

The offering price of those varian is US $15.95. The worthed price for a miniature product produce by Autoart diecast manufacturer

Now we look the another face of this miniature. Before I posted this article, I had found the custom of 1:64 Bugatti diecast. Someone in hobbytalk forum has successfully customized his Autoart collection into “Pur Sang” Bugatti Veyron by using finer carbon fiber decal and microset tool. The pictures he has shown in the forum are really impressive one and brilliant working result. Check this following pictures, Awesome!

Source of link thread : Custom Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang Autoart 1:64

Xanavi Nismo GT-R, Champion Winner 2008

GDCnews — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 16:42:25 +0000

Nissan Xanavi Nismo GTR entered the Super GT race in the GT500 class championship on 2008 replacing Nissan 350Z. This car became the champion on its debut driven by Satoshi Motoyama and Benoit Treluyer. Nice Car and Nice Achievement!

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Diecast Model
Xanavi Nismo diecast is listed as ‘Coming Soon’ product by AUTOart manufacturer. They make 1:18 in scale model with detail design almost same with the original one.

RC Car
Tamiya launch this model in RC Car type 1:10 scale with following specification :
[Spec. below taken from Tamiya's original site]

” Length: 456mm, Width:191mm, Height: 112mm ●Wheelbase: 257mm ●Tread: (Front/Rear) 165mm ●Motor: Type RS540 ●Drivetrain: Shaft-Driven 4WD ●Diff Gear: (Front/Rear) Ball Diff ●Steering Tie-Rod: 3-piece　●Suspension: (Front/Rear) Double Wishbone ●Dampers: (Front/Rear) CVA Oil Damper Super Mini ●Gear Ratio: 7.09 :1 ●Tire Width/Diameter: (Front/Rear) 24mm/64mm ●Speed Controller: ESC (separately available) “

Whats The Best Brand Of Diecast Car Models?

GDCnews — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:11:51 +0000

I was thinking about starting to collect diecast 1:18 car models and wanted to know what was the best brand? AUTOart? Maisto? Hot Wheels? ERTL? Kyosho?

What Is The Best Brand To Get Diecast Cars?

GDCnews — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 16:54:54 +0000

I’m looking for Porsche, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ferrari, and Lamborghini in 1:18 scale. But the problem is that i’m not sure what brand has the best detail, and are around 100 bucks. I’ve already heard of AUTOart, Kyosho, Minichamps, Hot Wheels, etc. If there are any other better brands plz do tell me. But to me so far AUTOart, Kyosho, and Minichamps seems to be the best, but which one is the best?

Diecast Autoart Veyron, Cant Decide 1:43 Or 1:18?

GDCnews — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:35:02 +0000

I.have always been waiting for the 1:18 veyron in red and black. but i see the price its damn expensive, in NZ dollars its $300. which is about 4 or 5 1:43 cars, which means if i buy a 1:43 veyron i can also buy few other models or brands too.
i cant decide which to buy. someone have any ideas or pros or cons?
im scared if i buy the 1:43 ill always be thinking i could’ve had the 1:18 but now ill never have it. also the 1:43 only comes in blue n black here, i like the red . not to forget the 1.18 takes upaloooooot of space.
Thanks this is driving me crazy

Anyone Know Where I Can Get Diecast Autoart 1/18 Cars On The Internet?

GDCnews — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 09:34:58 +0000

Ive tried gtmodels, diecastlegends………anymore

Topic On Diecast Cars: Why Is Autoart So Expensive?

GDCnews — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 09:12:46 +0000

I’ve seen Maisto’s cars that sell for about $25 for a 1/18 scale model, and AUTOart sells around $150 per 1/18 scale model car. What makes them so expensive?

Where Can I Buy Autoart/kyosho Diecast Model Cars?

GDCnews — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 04:47:52 +0000

I want to start a collection of model diecasts, but I wanted to know if there are physical stores I can visit to see the cars. I live in Northern Virginia if that is any help. Other than official websites, are there other reliable websites I can buy from? Last question, what is better overall (including price and quality) Autoart or Kyosho? Thanks.

Classica BMW 501 and 502

GDCnews — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 07:35:10 +0000

Detail and Perfect View, a quote which given by our local newspaper Jawapos for diecast model BMW 501 and 502. This classical models that produced on 1952 was created almost similar with their original product from interior to exterior.

Jawapos explain, BMW 501 is well known classical car while BMW 502 is the successor that produced in 1952 (after World War II) and being the pioneer of futured and modern BMW’s design model. The produsen BMW wants this models will be a symbol of the rise of German economy. That’s why this models are designed as modern and efficient as possible.

Miniature Product
Autoart has designed 2 kind type of classical BMW series. BMW 502 2.6 and BMW 501 police car with 1:18 in scale. Those two type have same concept design but have several different fitures for the accessories. As one of famous miniature maker, Autoart present high detail concept to make them perfect. BMW 502 2.6 Super (Silver) is more focused as elegant and exclusive car, while BMW 501 police car (Green color with police’s sirens) is designed to make sporty impression.