1/43 Ferrari Kit Comparison, Model Factory Hiro 126C4M and Tameo 126C4M2

Video comparison between a 1/43 Model Factory Hiro Ferrari 126C4M and the Tameo Ferrari 126C4M2
Model Factory Hiro is a full detail kit, meant to be posed open to show all features of the car.
Tameo is a curbside kit simple and easy to build without sacrificing detail.

[@cratecruncher4974]

Thanks for this. MFH certainly sells for a premium over Tameo kits. We are spoiled for choice in 1/43!

[@layne182]

Thank you for the comparison. I have often wondered about the quality and differences. Tameo have a huge advantage; price. MFH do some great kits but they are a gulf apart in price. Interesting video, thank you for the upload.

[@cratecruncher6687]

I have some Tameos and love the machined parts and photoetch. MFH kits tend to be more expensive so I haven't purchased any in this scale. Thank you for doing this comparison.

[@sebastianrodriguez-dy3cs]

I have three 1/43 MFH models and let me tell you that the level of detail is another world, if you are not experienced enough it will not be worth much since these kits are so detailed and breakable that if you are not careful you model will not look good. that's why the price-quality ratio. greetings friend.

[@cratecruncher6687]

@@sebastianrodriguez-dy3cs I've pretty much opted to stick with 1/20 and 1/24 scale car kits and have sold off my 1/43s. The level of detail I like to add to my builds can't be seen in 1/43 by most judges at shows without flashlights and magnification so what's the point? The MFH 1/12 stuff is way too big and way too $$$. I guess it's a Goldilocks thing, lol.

[@AtTonisGarage]

These kits look pretty cool but heavy...but honestly this made me curious about how the final result would look like :)

[@danielrutishauser5140]

Why carbon fiber decals when the original car had no carbon fiber parts?! Let’s keep it like the original…