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My latest arrival is this rather charming little piece by Kyosho. Since I don't own the Autoart Miura I can't really give an accurate comparison on the two models, I can only say what I've seen in pics. From the look of it Kyosho have the more detailed model but Autoart have a better/ stronger build quality. I figured since it's an Italian sports car it's not supposed to have a good build quality as long as it looks good :giggle
It is an extremely decent attempt from Kyosho, they've got the curves and lines of the 1:1 exactly right and the model is a true representation on the real thing! The paint quality is a good, smooth job with only a couple of minor imperfections (Mine is chipped ever so slightly where the engine bay opened).
The interior is beautiful and I'm glad they opted for a real metal steering wheel rather than just painted plastic, it really adds to the detail. I think the seat belts are a little big, but then again in this car that might not be such a bad thing considering the speeds it would tempt you into :yes
Then engine bay is an absolute work of art, all glimmering and well done, again a faithful depiction of the 1:1. The same goes for the front compartment which houses the spare tire and some fans. For extra added fun, there's even an opening compartment hidden under one of the air vents on the bonnet which reveals what I believe to be the fuel cap. Then again I know very little about these sort of things so it could be where the salt goes :lol
The undercarriage is nothing to sing and dance about, but that's to be expected. Besides, I don't think I'll be tipping this model upside down any time soon anyway.
All in all, it's a very good model and if you're considering buying one don't put it off as long as I did!







It is an extremely decent attempt from Kyosho, they've got the curves and lines of the 1:1 exactly right and the model is a true representation on the real thing! The paint quality is a good, smooth job with only a couple of minor imperfections (Mine is chipped ever so slightly where the engine bay opened).
The interior is beautiful and I'm glad they opted for a real metal steering wheel rather than just painted plastic, it really adds to the detail. I think the seat belts are a little big, but then again in this car that might not be such a bad thing considering the speeds it would tempt you into :yes
Then engine bay is an absolute work of art, all glimmering and well done, again a faithful depiction of the 1:1. The same goes for the front compartment which houses the spare tire and some fans. For extra added fun, there's even an opening compartment hidden under one of the air vents on the bonnet which reveals what I believe to be the fuel cap. Then again I know very little about these sort of things so it could be where the salt goes :lol
The undercarriage is nothing to sing and dance about, but that's to be expected. Besides, I don't think I'll be tipping this model upside down any time soon anyway.
All in all, it's a very good model and if you're considering buying one don't put it off as long as I did!






