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Trying to get more Porsches into my collection and near the top of the list was the 964 RS 3.8, one of my favorite 911s ever. I saw that Solido made it in Maritime Blue, as part of a two-pack with the 1973 911 Carrera RSR 2.8 in orange. And when the set was on sale for only about 50 Euros on CK, I was sold. These are my first Solidos.
They got here, and it turned out to honestly be one of the best $50 or so that I've ever spent on model cars. I've always considered the UT 993s to be the gold standard for budget models, especially the RS 3.8 is right there with them in so many ways. Very good exterior with hollow exhaust, separately molded door handles, convincing looking wheels and brakes, doors open without dogleg hinges to a very decent interior for a budget model. All of that also goes for the RSR 2.8, which I like in the bright orange a lot more than I thought I would.
Overall, two models that are outstanding for the money (~$25 each). Now I'm very encouraged to get the Turbo 3.6, and many more Solidos.















They got here, and it turned out to honestly be one of the best $50 or so that I've ever spent on model cars. I've always considered the UT 993s to be the gold standard for budget models, especially the RS 3.8 is right there with them in so many ways. Very good exterior with hollow exhaust, separately molded door handles, convincing looking wheels and brakes, doors open without dogleg hinges to a very decent interior for a budget model. All of that also goes for the RSR 2.8, which I like in the bright orange a lot more than I thought I would.
Overall, two models that are outstanding for the money (~$25 each). Now I'm very encouraged to get the Turbo 3.6, and many more Solidos.














