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I was just browsing and I keep bumping in a new Kyosho model, namely the Miura p400 SV. Now, I cannot really find a good picture of it, I dont know if there is really a difference between the AUTOart version and the Kyosho one. :confused

Anyone can help? I wouldn't like buying the same car with a different name....

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I have the Miura SV by AUTOart and it's terrific. I never seen one side by side the Kyosho version, but frankly I don't think there will be a big difference between them. Either one, I'll sure you will like it. Get the one you find for the cheapest.
 
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I already have the AUTOart version in yellow. I agree with that it is terrific!

My problem is a different one..... I dont know if they are any different or not.

For example. AUTOart produces the 5000s, Kyosho the lp500. Different name = different car?
Not exactly, one was sold in Europe, the other in the USA. But esentially, they were quite the same. I might check the Miura later on when I find suitable pics of the kyosho version.

If anyone already has the Kyosho version, or has some good pics. Please post them or give me a link were I can find any.

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Oh, I understand now. From what I know, the LP500 and the 5000S are the same model. The real cars were different, but very subtlely (engine, if I recall right). But in 1:18 they're the same. Some of the Lambos from AUTOart, on the 1st run, had the dashboard installed upside down. the new stuff is free from that.
 
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Yep, the Countach are technically different. Bodywise, they are the same (or almost).

BTW. Does kyosho keep a certain model availible for a very lonnngggg time? I always wanted the Jota version, and I thought all hope was lost since it was first produced years ago, but I still can find it in almost all online shops. Maybe they will do the same with the new Miura. I hope that is.
 

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Well, if they do like what they did to the Competizione, I don't think the models will stick around for long. Whoever missed the Competizione in March will only find it on eBay, from now on.
 
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Oh yes I heard about the rarity of that model.... but there are about 5 availible in Malta! Strange isn't it.

Maybe they had to lower the production as an agreement with Mattel. Who knows. However, their lamborghini models are pretty much availible everywhere. Plus, I very much like them.I have seen some pictures of the Jota in red from another tread.... very nice indeed. ( I may be getting it this month :waiting)

I am curious about their new Miura though. I think it is the same one Anson produced some time ago. If it is that one, then it is different than the AUTOart one. Slightly, but noticeable.
 

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I have only seen pics of the Kyosho Miura, and it does look good, but I have the AUTOart Miura SV and it is an excellent model. I doubt you would be disappointed with either!

On a side note, I saw a beautiful 1:1 red Miura on the road today and it looked amazing! :cheers
 
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Thank you very much Denali.

I have compared it to my yellow AUTOart Miura. I can say that they are identical except for some minor(very minor) details.

Strange isn't it that Kyosho decided to put on the market such a car when its main rival has already made it availible.

I can surely say that many Lambo and Miura fans already got the AUTOart..... strange marketing...
 
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