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Quick question please. Do you know of a site with a database of all the F1 diecast models done by BBR? Thanks

Awesome review. I have loads of Bburago models but I'm thinking of slowly change them to BBR so i started looking on RUclips to see if it's worth it. You convinced me. I found one brand new for £180.

This car also is still in development according to Sparks website

Would you ever sell this? been looking around and cant find any any 2012 singapore helmets

Were did you but this from ?

Hot wheels premium<mini gt<tarmac global 64<tarmac hobby 64<lcd model<kyosho<tlv

THats why i buy elite, these look cheap ,very toy like!

Sick!!!

You should check out some inno64, they rival or sometimes edges out TarmacWorks

Love your sheer knowledge of all things F1. The fact that you have an eye for details, and it shows. I prefer Spark overall.

This 1/18 is 🥰

Nice job once again. Good description of features. Agree that Tarmac Works are the best in class on 1/64 scale. Their packaging and presentation are top notch and models feature phenominal attention to detail.

I love the small form factor of 1:64 its so usefull to build a big collection

think is the winner here is Solido special in details & price point 😊 Absolutely gorgeous model

One of the best model absolutely gorgeous 😍

I will rather the bbr sf 23, looks better and doesn't have that stuped looking front nose cone

Sorry for being like 3 years late but can you show me the link for the instructions

Does it have a mic built in it

as a new collector i have the chance to get a mp4/26 of button wich i have good memories of it or the rb16b both of minichamps, wich one would you pick? there is only 5$ of difference

This one is so cool I have it extremely accurate looks just like the real car

Prices ?

I think the RB18 looked great in soft tire compound during qualifying., The red stripes and lettering on the tires combined with the shiny tire compounds of todays Pirelli''s looks great on the actual car. I bought a Spark RB18 with soft (red tires) and it's always kind of bothered me when I look at it because of the thick stripes. I think Minichamps got tire sidewall and lettering right, so when it came to purchasing a model of the RB19, I chose Minichamps. I think their foil visors are such and improvement from those ugly brown visors tipped the decision for me.

Great review, as you mention many of the things that are important to me before purchasing a model. Helps with my shopping....Thank you very much.

Hi, I’ve messaged you on Instagram and unsure if you can answer these inquiries: 1. What kind of pen did you use to draw the tyre markings? 2. What color is it (especially for Lewis Hamilton’s red markings) 3. Did you design and printed barcode decals? 4. How did you preserve these markings? Through a coating layer? Please let me know if you can answer these questions, or if I’d have to book an appointment. I’m extremely keen to be able to learn these techniques as I am new to modifications.

Hi, how did you make the tyre markings? Just purely with a special pen?

but still MINI GT is Lightyears ahead of Hotwheels permium

Mini GT is the 1/64 scale division of TSM. They are like the BBurago of 1/64 scale are the blister packs are designed for retail display. Tarmac Works are an IXO related company and provide upscale and more detailed models than Mini GT. What I find odd is that the much cheaper Mini GT is limited to around 2,000 models while the Tarmac Works 9,999. I do like that the Limited-Edition card with the Tarmac Works tells you specifically what specific serial numbered car that you own, very cool. As you point out, Tarmac Works does great individual livery themed artwork on the packaging and bases, also very cool. You can tell that as a collector and reviewer, such as yourself, I really like Tarmac Works and don't mind paying a premium price for them. Mini GT do take short cuts and their quality and quality control can be very poor. Mini GT Corvette C8s have an inaccurate colored livery while parent company TSM gets it perfect.

Good to see you back. Initially i couldn't find your channel due to the name change but all good now!

Interesting to see your thoughts on them. I’ve also started collecting in the last year and now have a mixture of F1, road, race and rally cars. Amongst my collection are the 1995 Le Mans McLaren F1-GTR, 1995 Subaru Impreza and 1992 Martini Lancia Delta, all of which I think you’d love. I can’t wait for their Ayrton Senna cars to arrive, and I’m also eagerly anticipating the Alfa Romeo Sauber from 2023.

These models are really good for their price! And I've got some of them 😊

Woohoo,like. how best !have a good one-

Interesting to see Mini Gt in F1, considering TSM is not. I think you will find the Tarmac Works make the best models in 1/64 scale.

Interesting to see you trying these. I have acquired a few MiniGT cars over the last year as well. They also make "regular" road cars, as i have an Audi RS6 Avant and a Corvette C8 I also recently got the Verstappen RB18 from Abu Dhabi. These models are really impressive for their scale and not too expensive. They definitely are no toy cars as they have kinda fragile parts like mirrors or wings

Hi they switched to Renault decals for the race as a rub in the wounds of Williams as Benetton the day before achieved the 100th pole for Renault in F1. Williams were the long term partners of Renault and was Benetton's first season with them. Ironically it was this same race the Williams of Hill retired with a hydraulics failure something Williams did not fix all season that Benetton found out in before the season started despite being new to Renault. Per Steve Matchett during the Speed Channel F1 decade Review of the race.

I would love to have been in the meeting when this conversation came up: "Right guys I've got an idea. We're going to make [this] model again. We're going to weather the car, but only the tyres. Got that? We're only weathering the tyres, that's all. It'll look fine, JUST the tyres. Go..." I mean, what were they thinking??!! 🤦

Thx for your review

The quality of the “reportage” at the beginning of the video is extraordinary. Thank you for another nice review. 🫶

Awesome review yet again! Thanks for that! Despite the ugly visor and the seat belts, I think I am gonna order this one.

Own an original first run piece of this model. Over 20 years old.

Great review. I think Minichamps did a great job on this one, even despite the shortcomings of their product vs. the offerings of competitors. It's honestly one of the better 1/18 cars I've seen out of them in recent years. Some really seem to think they missed big time on the color of the papaya, but I actually quite like the color they went with and it seems to be what I would expect the real car would have looked like. One rather big question though, how did you end up with a copy of this model that is missing almost all of the sponsor logos on the engine cover? I see no OKX, Cisco, Arrow or Tezos logos below the Chrome logo that are present on the car that ran Monaco and other copies of this very model I see online. Was this perhaps a prototype/sample you got to review, or is this a huge whiff in QA by Minichamps on this instance?

The apprehension was almost unbearable. Great job and collection. The Exoto's WOW>

Most of your viewers probably don't have your skills and are not as observant or as picky. I am not one of those. I do find your videos packed full of great information although, not actively collecting 1/18 scale. I only have one 1/43 scale Mini Champs model and found it to be quite good with attention to detailing as good as Spark. I don't however like the cheap cheesy base unlike that of your 1/18 scale.

The livery looks great. What was rattling in the box? For the price of a /18 scale car, should be as good as a Spark. I have to admit that I only have 1 mini champs in 1/43 and is quite good. Sadly the base and the backing attached to it are crappy, particularly because I never remove cars from their base. Great job once again.

Great model! 😍

Thank you for the review! But how did you make rolling wheels?

These models are way too expensive for me especially considering that it's resing and no rolling wheels. I wish Bburago would start doing more classic F1 models. I find great value in their new F1 models

Looksmart looks nicer overall aside from decals issue, but wheels don't spin... damn, that killed it for me. How hard is it to make a model with spinning wheels..