1/60 Motormax Pagani Huayra

We should take a glance to the Motormax diecast range because they've produced something like this. Not much different with the Hot Wheels version, just looks better. The combination of maroon red and black is fantastic, a joy for eyes. At here Motormax sold at 27.000 Rupiah or about 2.06 Dollars, same with the Hot Wheels.

1/60 RMZ City Porsche 918 Spyder

This is another brand from China. They've created many good miniatures of many famous and desirable cars out there. This one is a good example, a mini replica of Porsche 918 Spyder. Good proportions with rubber tires. Yes, it has rubber tires, unlike other 1/60 cast which has plastic set of wheels. I'll post the other two hypercars later.

1/60 Motormax Saleen S7

Another casting from China, but damn, it looks amazing. That's why I grab one fast when I saw it. It even has a very nice machine details. I just didn't like the wheels, I don't know but I think it didn't fit the cast well.

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Tomica Regular No. 91 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG

Let's sail to Japan and greet the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG miniature, produced by Japanese toy manufacturer, Takara Tomy. At here we usually called it Tomica. The model was very nice although it looks a bit chubby and had that regular Tomica wheel (which is looks very regular). The most special thing in this cast is the open able gullwing doors. Even Kyosho, another hobbies toy manufacturer from Japan also, didn't have it. And just like every Tomicas, it has suspension.

2014 HW City - Speed Team Ferrari F12berlinetta

It is the time for a Ferrari. Let's begin with this "beauty monstrous" with V12 heart and seductive curves. Nothing wrong with the cast, it's built perfectly unless for the large rear tire. I've added more textures into the cast to make it looks more real. I'm only use a sharp point permanent marker for the job. You should try too.

2013 City Rides - Street Power Ducati Diavel

Hot Wheels magic are always efficacious even though they aren't making cars. This miniature of Ducati Diavel is truly worth having for any sporty collectors out there. But mine had a huge error at the body, everything a bit loose. I think it doesn't bolted correctly. The rear tire especially, it going to come off and because of that, it can't stand properly. Nevertheless, still a good thing to look at.

 

2014 HW City - Speed Team Lamborghini Veneno

Lamborghini in Japanese apocalyptic style. Hot Wheels framed it neatly to this small cast of one of the most expensive and exclusive car world ever seen.

I'm not satisfied with Hot Wheels job so I did it myself for the details.

2015 MBX Adventure City 22/120 Ford GT40

I think this particular model came from 1969 and it was American most brilliant supercar. Matchbox perpetuate the greatness in small pack. First launched in 2015 this cast is highly collectible for anyone who loves classic sport car.

If you found this at shop shelves, grab it fast without any doubt.

2013 HW Showroom - Asphalt Assault '12 Acura NSX Concept

Acura showed a promising new generation of the NSX, a Japanese supercar in the '90s. Different with its older brother, the new NSX uses hybrid engine, combination of a V6, three electric motors and twin-turbo also.

Because of it fame and good looking, Hot Wheels decided to make a mini version of it. It was a good call and what they've done is amazing.

2015 HW Workshop - Drift Race Toyota AE86 Corolla

This wasn't a Super Treasure Hunt but still it was a worth having miniature. Famous for it role as a car driven by the main character Takumi in anime titled Initial-D, AE86 become one of the most wanted classic Japanese car.

The cast was designed by Jun Imai just after he watched Initial-D. This 2015 version looks brilliant with sponsors decal that resemble the drift race theme. The only problem is the chin of the car that a bit lifted but it was an Hot Wheels. It must be able to pounce the orange track.

I gave it more details with a permanent marker. At least it works.

1/60 Welly Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4

Some of you might never heard about Welly before. It was a manufacturer of die cast toy cars, established in 1979. Their factories located in Guangdong Province, China. At first, they only made 1:60 scale die cast, then they added more scale varieties such as 1:38, 1:24 and even 1:18 scale.

This is one of their products, the modern raging bull, Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4. It was really nice and neat also. At here, it sold for 40.000 Rupiah or about 3 Dollars. For that you've got a good proportion cast, detailed grill and tampo and also a side mirror (which don't you get from Hot Wheels, it competitor).

A really good addition for your collection. Oh yeah, the original headlights doesn't have the "Y" LED texture, the Aventador characteristic. It looks pale at first so I decided to give it more details.

Compared with the Hot Wheels version of Aventador. I must say, Welly has equaled Hot Wheels for this. Both has nice and detailed interior also.