Amazing. As much as I dislike 'comparing' review channels, I will say: your care, attention to detail and clear/evident love of this hobby reminds me of why I used to watch Rob's Model Car channel. I've definitely bought a few cars that I was already aware of (but had previously passed on) because of your reviews!
You mean you used to watch Rob's channel and don't continue doing so? Or that he's stopped publishing? I stumble upon his videos every now and then so I thought he's still active.
Great review, I received mine a couple weeks ago. I haven't had the chance to truly inspect the model. Been collecting for over 30 years now. Models have truly come along in regards to detail and refinement esp with the die cast versions. I wish Autoart would go back to producing some die cast based models because a lot of the competitors LCD, Almost Real, Kengfai are still manufacturing their vehicles with the material and they are outstanding replications of the actual vehicles.
This is not the last Zonda that AR will do. They are still planning red Zonda F, all three colours for Roadster Cinque (white, red, yellow), Zonda Tricolore, and Zonda Revolucion. They are also doing some Huayra's too.
Wow! Amazing model and video I'm so tempted to get one of these to add to my collection they are becoming so expensive though they remind me of the autoart signature models of the zonda the detail is exceptional! Great review and video!
@@diecastden I think it’s a matter of time before they are similarly priced to AA sig models diecast is becoming more desirable and collectible I think in a years time prices for this model would have increased
@@CarsWithHNK Yeah, I get that. All well done models increase in price in time, as you know, I talk about that often. I do wonder what the AA Signature would have been priced at today. I don't' think it would be at the AR+ level.
So I went to the Pagani museum yesterday and have two things to add. I'm not sure what you mean saying that the early Zondas are 'kind of ugly looking'. As my not-into-Pagani friend pointed out, they all look more or less the same. I might be biased though, because Zonda is my all time favorite and I like the simple, no-nonsense 90s design of the earliest cars. That being said, Horacio Pagani's own Cinque (roadster) on display there looks AMAZING in the flesh. I hope AR will get to it later.
The greenhouse on the Huayra's greenhouse is larger and in my opinion, looks better. As I said in the video, there are some angles where the Zonda looks great.
mkay, I thought you meant that Early Zondas look kind of ugly while the Cinque does not, that was your remark on why the silver AR+ dropped in price... isn't that what you meant?@@diecastden
In case you didn't know, 3 week old comment, the orange and green are out now. Got an orange one myself and very impressed. Now to wait for the roadsters to come out lol.
@@diecastden Haha I've been waiting a while for high quality opening models of the cinques. Peako and others make good resin versions but I prefer opening models.
Wait a minute, is this a sendoff to the Zonda by AR?!? If that's the case, In buying a plane ticket to China and going straight there, I need my bare carbon over red made! ;D but seriously, it's my favorite car in the world.
No, there is more to come. I said "if" this was the last Zonda. My latest video cover's the additional Pagani models from AR including a very pleasant surprise that begins with an "R". 🙂
