Maisto Porsche 911 GT3 Review (Scale 1/18)

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The 992 Generation of the Porsche 911 debuted for 2020, with the GT3 variant being introduced in 2022. It retains the 4.0 liter flat 6 engine from the previous GT3. This replica by Maisto is Maisto’s first new 1/18 scale Porsche release since 2010. Is this model worth adding to your collection? Find out in my review!

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3 окт 2024

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@kentll4257 4 месяца назад

I got this model in black with the stripe, it is really really good value for around 20$! I was really surprised that it had suspension because I only see that on smaller cars lol, ie. Tomica. I got the model with the side windows. Good review!

@nicksdiecast1384 4 месяца назад

I’m glad you like the model and my review!

@FilmProdVids Год назад

Orange version sounds very cool.

@jrsdiecastcars1978 Год назад

Nice casting I pick the black one up a few weeks ago. Thanks for sharing

@nicksdiecast1384 Год назад

Awesome! That one is a little harder to find.

@Makeupartistpsen15 Год назад

Just came across your eagerly awaited review of this model. Frankly speaking, not only you , even I and many of us wouldn't think twice about paying more than $15 for the same. I am from India and since we haven't got any wholesale shops like yours, I haven't yet dared to go for it. Seriously something more was expected from Maisto over this model. Disappointing! Moreover, I think Maisto really now on wants to make a strong point of strictly adhering to price point factor over detailing and embellishments parameters with their models as the manufacturing costs and import duties have shot up. Really sad!!!

@ImperialDiecast Год назад

same with the 1/24 line. up until 2016 or so, bburago and maisto used to offer models with opening doors and hood, not it is just opening doors although the exterior quality has improved in terms of detail level.

@Makeupartistpsen15 Год назад

@@ImperialDiecast I, as a collector would always like to have overall minute details inside and outside my diecast alike. But as you say, rising tooling cost is seriously hampering the process.