We open and take a close look at a broad selection of 1/64 scale diecast cars from brands including: Greenlight, Mini GT, Kaido House, Tarmac Works, M2 Machines, Era Car, Spark Model Sparky and Xcartoys
I miss your videos! I haven't watched everyone out there, but I absolutely love your videos more than the mainstream big guys. Hope all is well with you and that you may consider making more. I bought so many based off your videos. I may be guilty of not thumbs-upping and commenting enough. Hope you make a comeback soon.
@@diecastify Just saw my first video from him and noticed it's been 9 months since his last post, just got back into diecast and he really answered all my questions I had on certain brands
the best diecast channel on youtube. You helped me alot with my colletion with all your reviews. I do love when they roll. I hope you are okey and hope you will come back. Thank you so much for everything. Tommi from sweden
Putting all the pieces together, sadly this seems to be the final video of this series. Really enjoyed the videos over the years, would be awesome for a friend to keep it going, but doesn't seem to be the case. Thanks Stinger for all the great videos!
I love this Weekly Diecast Car Haul. Because of it I begin to buy another brands other than Hot Wheels such as Greenlight, M2, Autoworld, Johnny Lightning, Jada, Schuco etc. I really like the in-depth review and comment on every diecast car brand. When I bought Greenlight diecast I never feel disappointed when I found a quality issue as it's always mentioned here. Keep up the good job sir.
Please come back mate.. Your videos are by far the best.. Your input into each & every brand is awesome…. Miss it all.. Hope everything is ok. Best wishes
Cool cars. Thanks for showing and reviewing them. The M2 1949 Mercury reminds me of the 1986 movie Cobra. It looks like the one Sylvester Stallone or Marion Cobretti drives, obviously with different color and wheels
Hello Stinger i hope all is well i stumbled across your channel about a week ago and ive run out of videos to watch because ive watched them all lol i hope youre doing well and will return soon definitely one of the diecast channels out right now
- Volvo 242 Custom from Tarmac Works has good details and a nice color, rolling wheels would be nice though as you said. - Porsche 917 K from Sparky has nice details overall and the Gulf livery is classic Lemans. I'd buy No 21 & 22. - Lexus LC500 from 'Era Car' looks nice in yellow, although the opening doors are problematic. - Love the looks of the Porsche 911 Targa 4S from Mini GT. Great casting all around and white brings out all the details. - Nice flame designs on the 1949 Mercury Custom from M2 and "nothing fell from it" :) - A nice red version of the 1970 Chevy Camaro from Greenlight and with no defects for once. - Wild tampo design for the "Mongoose" '79 Chevy Silverado from M2, but that makes it special really. - Very nice "Kaido House" Datsun 510 Wagon, love the color, the wheels and engine detail and it doesn't bother me much that it's not scale accurate. - Lynk & Co Cyan Racing from 'XCarToys' looks really good, and is comparable to other premium brands easily with its details and it rolls (hear this, Tarmac?). - A cool '84 Dodge Diplomat police version from Greenlight, like the livery on this one. - The Toyota Supra (MA70) from Tarmac looks very nice, but i guess Tarmac really expect collectors to keep these in their packages. - Like the blue '74 Gran Torino Sport (of "Starsky & Hatch" TV Show fame), but the headlights here look sad, literally! 🤣 - Nice color on the '70 Ford Torino GT from M2, despite the wonky wheels. - Greenlight seems to have done a pretty good job on the '73 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, lovely color but shame about the bumper. Overall a great selection of cars from various brands. Thanks for showing all these!
Hello mario here What nice unboxing of all the New models wauw .i like the porsche leman cars very much and also the porsche carrera targa, Never the les all the models are very cool looking. I have the New porsche model too the Carrera 4S in yellow 1:36 scale whit opening Doors from Welly. Gr bye mario
Porsches are my favourite, the 242 is super cool partly because I remember them on UK roads as a kid - Volvo's were bigger & sturdier than the average car at the time - nice share 👍🙂
cool cars, was hoing with road64 we could get some rolling wheels for super premium but i guess not. really do wish we could get sparkys in the UK but i am going to the states soon so could get some overthere. good video
Great selection, love that miniGT Targa, can't wait to get it! Was also interested to see the TW Supra, haven't ordered one yet, unfortunate it doesn't roll for the type of car it is though. I'm fine with resin not rolling (or race cars), but would really like regular diecast to roll. Thanks for all these great reviews!
i like because awesome... detailed... very nice... good looking... tarmac volvo 242 custom, chevrolet camaro, datsun wagon, toyota supra.... happy review...
About the Greenlight Camaro, sometimes you buy a Modell and you're thinking::okay, its interessting but not my favorite and If you get it and hold it in your hands, you love it. Its happend to me with the BM Creation Suzuki Jimmy/Samurai/SJ 413 (definitiv will buy more of it) and the ERA Car Volkswagen Santana.
I have just received a package of cars I ordered online, and one of them is an M2 1957 Chrysler 300C with gold bumpers and wheels limited to 750 pcs. It's a beauty! I am with you on the rollability of the cars - none are going to win against HotWheels but I still want my cars to roll!
Hello. I really like your videos introducing us to the high quality diecast world. I have a question for you. I saw you opening 2 sparky f1 (correct me if im wrong). Now they are issuing a new set for 2022. I want to know what is the rank of the quality/detail for this brand and f1 cars . From the least to the most, Are they like a premium hot wheels, a mini gt, tarmac or inno? Where do they stand? Thanks
- Beautiful trio of Porsche 917 in Gulf livery from Sparky! You are right, Sparky is underrated when it comes to race cars, particular Porsche. Great bang for the buck in that brand. - I strongly believe that companies should abstain from producing diecasts with opening features in 1/64 scale, it ruins the model, doesn't matter the price, from the Tarmac Lancia 037 to the TLV Lambo Countach, nobody seems to be able to nail it. The exception might be the TLV F40, this one is a gem with 2 opening features. I don't think they are necessary, expected or even appreciated though in the 1/64 scale world. KISS: Keep It Simple Stupid, leave the opening features to bigger scales where it makes sense. - Tarmac Works QC is all over the place which is not acceptable at this price point, there are better alternative brands for the same price (Inno64) or even cheaper (MiniGT).
Hey Mr. Stinger! I only recently started watching videos about diecast cars, but have fallen in love with 1/64. Today, I ordered a White Porsche 911 Targa 4S and after seeing yours, I ordered a third, but in another color - the 50th anniversary in red. Unlike you, I am a fan of packaging, most of the time. But I do buy loose cars sometimes, and occasionally will remove the car from the packaging. I’m glad you take your cars out because it often provides an opportunity to see them better. Mini GT frustrates me because it bends the light and the details and cars with black interiors are particularly hard to enjoy thoroughly! I keep cars packaged because it makes them easier to wrangle and to sell at a later date. I have made my own 2-D diorama and it appears that another may be required. What do You do with your cars after opening them? Thanks, D.
Nice video. I am interested in scale because I do dioramas and was curious about the M2 torino.. I always thought it was a bit large. Anyway the 1974 Torino from Greenlight should be around 1/64 and in real life is 210 inches according to Wikipedia. The M2 Torino in real life is 206 inches long. At 1/64 you should be able to tell the M2 is shorter than the Greenlight. Should only be a 1/16 to 1/8 inch difference, that's just on the bubble of being able to notice if they aren't side by side.
Greetings from Germany! I love your Diecast Videos. Your doing a great job! Is it possible that you make a whats the deal with Johnny Lightning Video? Best wishes🤗👍
Hi I’m new to diecast cars and new to this channel. I noticed its been a year since your last video are you still doing videos or that the end of it ? also, I wanted to know what’s the best brand for highly detailed muscle cars from the 60s and 70s to collect ? Thx
New sub here. Great set of cars! That first green Volvo is 🔥 I have watched some your videos and the video clarity is awesome. What device are you using to record your videos?
Would you say inno64 makes the best detailed cars? Ignoring what models they may make, would you say inno64 makes the best detailed cars? If not who do you think takes that spot? When looking for detail or accuracy?
the tarmacs are awsome i love thosd 2 models but what pisses me off his that at that price ths base should be metal ino64 his equal to tarmac, cheaper and NOW comes whit a metal base another thing thats weird about tarmac his that they put a metal base on their lower end cars for tarmac global 64 ????????? but not on their higher end cars
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