[Lamborghini245]

Let me tell you,
These things are great!!

Thin hinges, great engine detail...... they're way above autoart / kyosho level for the price...
The range rover's hinges are top notch, and id say almost cmc quality!

Maybach and Land rover 110 coming soon

 

[ironsim]

Well.. I only have the Range Rover and its a great model!

 

[naughtymontrealers]

Damn that silver defender 90 is looking good. It's on my list to have soon.

 

[wonderdiecast]

They are definitely starting to make a name for themself!

 

[Mirta27]

They just need to release something exotic that attracts most people's attention and then...

 

[Craig]

I quite fancy the Land Rover, I've been on the fence about them as most sellers are asking a lot of money, but a UK Land Rover dealer has them in for normal prices. But I don't know whether to hold on for the Mustard Yellow one

 

[AN02EWC]

Whats normal price Craig as im in UK too

 

[Craig]

£126.99 from a Land Rover dealer on ebay.

 

[AOS]

Almost CMC quality may be a bit of an overstatement if I may be honest.

They're really good; much better than most mid-end brands, but I'd like to say CMC is still a league above this brand. The difference from AR's level to CMC is minimal as it really comes down to how much more detail they choose to include in the model... but just that alone is what separates mid-end from high-end.

 

[jandro_f1]

I want that RR and defender 90 pair! But I want the bahama gold!

 

[Lamborghini245]

They just need to release something exotic that attracts most people's attention and then...

If they get the rights to produce Lamborghini Aventador SV in diecast METAL........... and the Bugatti Chiron id be set!

 

[Craig]

I've been looking at the blue Range Rover again, side on it looks off.. the tyre profile isn't right, they seem too 'balloon like' so they look weird in the arches. The ride height doesn't seem right because of this.

 

[Lamborghini245]

I've been looking at the blue Range Rover again, side on it looks off.. the tyre profile isn't right, they seem too 'balloon like' so they look weird in the arches. The ride height doesn't seem right because of this.

People did and do upsize their tires and wheels.......

in any case to me that's not what matters.... to me it's about the LEVEL of detail/ material used to create scale models... ie.. anti- new autoart (plastic)B.s.

Here's a review and close up views of all the parts etc!

http://www.diecastsociety.com/review-almost-real-1970-land-rover-range-rover/

 

[ironsim]

I've been looking at the blue Range Rover again, side on it looks off.. the tyre profile isn't right, they seem too 'balloon like' so they look weird in the arches. The ride height doesn't seem right because of this.

People did and do upsize their tires and wheels.......

in any case to me that's not what matters.... to me it's about the LEVEL of detail/ material used to create scale models... ie.. anti- new autoart (plastic)B.s.

Here's a review and close up views of all the parts etc!

http://www.diecastsociety.com/review-almost-real-1970-land-rover-range-rover/
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Lol this is now mine

 

[Craig]

I've been looking at the blue Range Rover again, side on it looks off.. the tyre profile isn't right, they seem too 'balloon like' so they look weird in the arches. The ride height doesn't seem right because of this.

People did and do upsize their tires and wheels.......

in any case to me that's not what matters.... to me it's about the LEVEL of detail/ material used to create scale models... ie.. anti- new autoart (plastic)B.s.

Here's a review and close up views of all the parts etc!

http://www.diecastso...er-range-rover/
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Yeah I'm aware of that. I want it as true to the real thing as possible, not some mini monster truck! I had seen that review & still wasn't convinced. It reminds me of the balloon like tyres on the Norev Porsche 911 models.