Yeah we thought it was odd as well. We did see pictures of the actual car which Almost Real used for the replication, and sure enough, the tyre branding was mismatched.

Thanks for the kind words, really appreciate having viewers such as yourself!

@@HandsOnDiecast You’re welcome and thanks a lot, looking forward to the next video!

Oh we didn't know that, thanks for enlightening us!

Congratulations

Thank you for the comment. Would love to add the BBR LaFerrari to the collection one day, who knows! :)

Our close-ups sometimes don't flatter models but in real life and viewed without a magnifying glass it looks good to us.

How? They haven't released their Huayra Roadster yet? Do you mean the LCD one? If so, I can assure you the AR Zonda F is a step up from the LCD Huayra Roadster. Mind you, the LCD Huayra BC Roadster is also a step up!

@@jamestrotman4172 I collect 1/43 scale models and Almost Real made the Huayra Roadster at 1/43 scale. I can't express about the 1/18 version as I don't have any 1/18 Almost Real in my collection,but the 1/43...I like it a lot

Sharp eyes! We didn't notice it, but it's quite minor in real life. We'll try rolling it to see if it wobbles. It's quite challenging to find a 100% perfect model with them being so detailed and with opening/moving parts.

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Ayam da man😱

Yeah it's always good for another brand to push the boundaries, keeps Autoart on their toes we think. Especially when it's fully diecast.

Pretty tricky this. The AA Signature Pagani Huayra commanded less money back in the day when it was released. Both models are comparable in terms of detail and engineering; it really depends on whether you are a fan of the Zonda or the Huayra.

$398 USD suggested retail price, although you can get it cheaper if you find the right retailer. I'm getting mine for $370 USD, so roughly a $30 discount. I expect these to shoot up in price on the secondary market, however, as Almost Real said they were doing the first batch in limited numbers, and the anticipation for this model is quite high

As far as I know, there’s the 2011 Tricolore (blue), the 2009 Cinque and Cinque roadster (white) and this 2005 Zonda F (grey). There’s also a non-road going 2013 Revolución in exposed carbon fibre (dark grey). These are based on model car retailers who are of course informed before the models are actually released for sale. Yet to hear from Almost Real regarding this, as mentioned in the video it took ages for this one to finally come out and I wouldn’t be surprised if we are talking years or several months before these are readily available.

@@HaarithR the F will also be coming in exposed carbon and I'm really hyped for that one

Dude please shut up, you are probably the same AR hater like on diecastsociety...

@@lilbenztruck dude please shut up, your probably a person who lacks the sense to distinguish between quality, craftsmanship and the lack of it! I'm no "AR hater". That's the stupidest thing to say! I'm a keen observer and have an eye for detail! I'm not easily sold by hype. If that's called being a hater then it shows your level and capability to perceive what's right in front of you.

@@nishchinthnichu 😢

:insert Michael Jackson eating popcorn:

The gloved one ie Victor is here

yeah i believe the huayra's started showing the blue exhaust, the zonda is an older pagani

@@musek5048 The Cinque and later Zondas have the same finish as the Huayra on the exhaust though

@@sponge2479 so its only this version that has this color scheme?

If only we were surrounded by real Paganis to know for sure :)

Oh we didn't notice that. These are all handmade beauties so we think it'll always be hard to find that perfect model.

Yea prices of models are going up and up and we don't see any sign of easing. We just hope more model brands like AR and LCD keep upping the ante.