[Cuda Jeff]

HotWork 2003 Porsche 911 Turbo TechArt

I know that this car has been post a few times already but I don't care! I wanna post mine too! :nana

First I was very impress by this car. After a description I've read in another topic, I was prepared for a lame toyish reproduction, loaded with "easy-break" gadget....

Well I was surprised!!!! Turns out...it's a very cool model with a very nice paint color!!!!!

So let's take a look at those pictures...'cause I think everything else has already been said on this car......

I didn't put all the options available, just the ones I like....

 

[Julza]

Congrats Cuda Jeff, I do like that model! Even those these HotWorks models aren't to the same level as Say AUTOart, I love the fact that you can change the parts (something different from the other manufacturers I say). I'll be keeping my eye out for these when they land down under
:cheers

Julza

 

[MockingBird]

those photos make the car looks really great

 

[lazard]

Very nice but I will but the white version.

 

[mattdesign]

Good one Jeff! I have one sitting on my display as well :giggle

I hope Hotworks release more of these "authentic tuner" cars. Although the quality of fine details are not as good as AUTOart/Kyosho, the customizability of these new models and their authenticity to the highend tuner mods make them very appealing.

:cheers

 

[Eric]

I just found an image of an actual Street GT S in the same color. This is the first image I've seen of the 1:1 car in this color.

(Click image)

 

[Guest]

Eric,

That kit on that model is a 2002 Techart Kit.

The kit on the model is actually the latest offering. I believe the wing is from 2003 and the front and side fascia is from 2004.

 

[Guest]

Congratulations and thanks for the great pics. :cheers

 

[Guest]

Heres another orange pic.....2002 version

 

[Guest]

Where did you find this car? Do you think they will have them at Walmat?

 

[Cuda Jeff]

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I ordered it from Kevin's Hobbies.

I'm not sure if you will fine it in a Wal-Mart. WM in my area almost don't keep diecasts anymore. Except for a few old Maisto and Mattel. But since you're in Florida (you lucky man) I don't know if they keep the same inventory....

BTW ...thanks you all for your comments... :cheers

 

[Guest]

Jeff,

I just did a double take on the photos and I must say your pics do the model justice.

I really like the exterior, but the interiror :badidea

 

[Cuda Jeff]

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Thanks Darrick....I don't think the interior is that bad, well I mean...it would've been ok if the model had a price tag in the Maisto range.

 

[Guest]

I really like the paint job on the car....and those wheels...:tongue

Biante is distributing these cars in OZ and they have a few on their website, mainly drift cars though....

:cheers

Timbo.

 

[mattdesign]

More and more I look at mine, more I like it. Although most of the parts are made of plastic and it may feel light, the fit and finish of the parts are very well executed. Considering each collectors disassemble and assemble back the parts themselves, Hotworks did a great job on part designs.

I'm a big fan now I hope they do more Euro-tuner models!

 

[Guest]

I have the blue Bilstein car coming in the mail right now...

The various write-ups in the mags were overall real positive. The price point is not as high as AUTOart or Koysho and is above Maisto. I believe that it is filling a spot between the budget and higher end with a different flair of self customizing. The bonus is some nice spare parts for other conversions as well....

 

[Guest]

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:giggle

Thats pretty much my opinion on the model. Otherwise, its a decent looking model no doubt.

 

[Jonson]

:cheers Congratulations :cheers I like it :cheers great pics :cheers

 

[mox]

Nice model, Jeff - gotta love that color!