Yet more proof that IG needs to stop pricing like they're the best and actually making something that justifies double the price of tarmac works and Inno.
Tomytex always seems to produce the most accurate models vs other brands. The downside on my experience is, its prone to paint rash. Tho the model they are producing are ultra crisp in details.
You'd think they'd have better paint prep for the prices most of their models fetch. I'd honestly love to own one of their models but the fact there's always a chance it'll just rash over no matter how good you store or display them kind of kills the appeal of their undoubtedly sharp castings for me. Me happening to live in a humid country doesn't help either.
I tried so hard to not expose them to direct sunlight but still they get the paint rash and it's just so frustrating especially it's an expensive brand but the paint is just so prone to this issue.
Tomitec is great but only one trouble is always bother collectors "the paint is easy to get paint rash" is not long lasting paint, if they upgrade their paint quality problem solve.
@@MonaKlisa depends on where you live, i live in Australia and Tomytec TLV paint isn't really prone to rash down here. however countries like Thailand, Malaysia, SIngapore, indonesia the paint does rash up quickly.
So true, its not fragile like other brand, im not to afraid if i drop the tomytec model but if i drop the inno64, focal horizon or time micro, i feel like im gonna cry😭😭. Every tomytec that i buy, i never get the defect one, but other brand i at least get some minor defect or i broke something after buy it because of how fragile there are. Inno64 for example, i love inno model because its pretty accurate and have nice finishing, but the downside is i hate how low quality the plastic base of the car, you can literally bend the plastic base easily, unlike tomytec base, eventhough its plastic, but tomytec plastic base is so solid, thick and feels good when you grab it in your hand
I like the Inno64 version but love the Tomytec packaging 😎 I also picked up a yellow version 400R made by PopRace. Rolls nice, has the Nismo on the intercooler, even has the Carbon detail on the spoiler... And it has opening bonnet ( hood) and boot (Trunk). Great wee model for the price, around $16 or so...👍
@@modelcarshoustonYeah, I'm waiting for a painted silver one, I didn't expect them to offer 300 raw silver ones at MDX 2024. There's a catch to buying one: You have to buy it as part of a set of 4 cars (3 MDX 2024 Dark Chrome Hakosukas + 1 MDX 2024 raw silver R33 NISMO 400R) at a price of RM450 (about $95.64).
I am an absolute sucker for stancing. I usually side with ignition model and I still do in this case. I feel like the longer I've collected cars, the less I care about them rolling or being played in the hands...
nice comparation👍👍👍. but I would like still to say, it might be even better if u can compare more details like the if the modelcar replicates the disc brakes or how many photo-etched parts are being used in the model.
A lot of the pictures of the 400R I've seen, look to have the yellow center inside the black center cap. I'd say minus the weird wheel/tire sizing issue, Inno64 was more accurate as far as the yellow wheel center goes
In terms of wheel accuracy Inno64 got the LMGT1 more accurate than TLV, the centercap is actually yellow on the real car. To add it also has more wheel hardware than both of the cars (much more accurate) and the key stud pattern around the yellow centercap.
TLV-N always too notch but with some minor shortcomings. Inno really good and the Ignition well not worth getting. Too expensive and the quality is just on par with the cheaper inno but that’s just me.
@@modelcarshouston Hmm I don’t see many R33’s on evilbay and the ones I’ve seen are way overpriced. I can’t be the only one that wants a re-release of the r32’s and r33’s.
They're getting pretty good at that lately. Most of their previous stuff were basically static models it you weren't arsed to fiddle with how the wheels sit under the car so they would roll.
i cant get over the supports for the wing on the tlvn model, in terms of accuracy and price/performance i think inno64 is the clear winner. the only downside for me is the headlights, but id rather have decals for a headlight housing than ugly pillars at the corners of the wing
inno64 has more details but tomytec has more accurate body shape, better headlights and better surface finish. igniton is the most expensive one but the worst one
As much as I love these brands (and I do own a couple of them), I like the up and coming brands more like Time Micro, CM Model, Street Weapon etc. Don't get me wrong, I'll still continue to buy these brands, but for detail alone, I spend more time taking snaps and videos of the ones I indicated. So spreading awareness to everybody. Check these brands out. You might find some that may fit your fancy and save you a buck or two.
Yet more proof that IG needs to stop pricing like they're the best and actually making something that justifies double the price of tarmac works and Inno.
Probably why they don't do 64 scale diecasts anymore.
Tomytex always seems to produce the most accurate models vs other brands. The downside on my experience is, its prone to paint rash. Tho the model they are producing are ultra crisp in details.
You'd think they'd have better paint prep for the prices most of their models fetch. I'd honestly love to own one of their models but the fact there's always a chance it'll just rash over no matter how good you store or display them kind of kills the appeal of their undoubtedly sharp castings for me. Me happening to live in a humid country doesn't help either.
I tried so hard to not expose them to direct sunlight but still they get the paint rash and it's just so frustrating especially it's an expensive brand but the paint is just so prone to this issue.
@@myeyeshurtasf have you tried applying modelling wax? been using that method to delayed the paint from rashing.
Tomitec is great but only one trouble is always bother collectors "the paint is easy to get paint rash" is not long lasting paint, if they upgrade their paint quality problem solve.
@@MonaKlisa depends on where you live, i live in Australia and Tomytec TLV paint isn't really prone to rash down here.
however countries like Thailand, Malaysia, SIngapore, indonesia the paint does rash up quickly.
I hope there will be a comparison video
Between 1:18 scale
GT Spirit against Ignition Model RWBs...
Great comparison. The TLV does it for me in terms of well-balanced casting/details.
I agree!
did you know? the winner is even the unofficial brand, Focal Horizon is actually better than them all 😅
Tomytec for the win👍🏻
TLVN #1 as a whole, you didnt mention how solid they feel in the hand, how well crafted and put together they are.
That is very true!!!
So true, its not fragile like other brand, im not to afraid if i drop the tomytec model but if i drop the inno64, focal horizon or time micro, i feel like im gonna cry😭😭. Every tomytec that i buy, i never get the defect one, but other brand i at least get some minor defect or i broke something after buy it because of how fragile there are.
Inno64 for example, i love inno model because its pretty accurate and have nice finishing, but the downside is i hate how low quality the plastic base of the car, you can literally bend the plastic base easily, unlike tomytec base, eventhough its plastic, but tomytec plastic base is so solid, thick and feels good when you grab it in your hand
I like the Inno64 version but love the Tomytec packaging 😎 I also picked up a yellow version 400R made by PopRace. Rolls nice, has the Nismo on the intercooler, even has the Carbon detail on the spoiler... And it has opening bonnet ( hood) and boot (Trunk).
Great wee model for the price, around $16 or so...👍
I don't know why Pop Race didn't make a silver one yet. Even their special event release this weekend was a raw silver.
I see they have a midnight purple and red versions available for preorder, may be a silver version might be out eventually...👍
@@modelcarshoustonYeah, I'm waiting for a painted silver one, I didn't expect them to offer 300 raw silver ones at MDX 2024.
There's a catch to buying one: You have to buy it as part of a set of 4 cars (3 MDX 2024 Dark Chrome Hakosukas + 1 MDX 2024 raw silver R33 NISMO 400R) at a price of RM450 (about $95.64).
Seems like I would prefer the Tomitec one.
great VDO thankyou!
I am an absolute sucker for stancing. I usually side with ignition model and I still do in this case.
I feel like the longer I've collected cars, the less I care about them rolling or being played in the hands...
Finally you're starting to understand haha
nice comparation👍👍👍. but I would like still to say, it might be even better if u can compare more details like the if the modelcar replicates the disc brakes or how many photo-etched parts are being used in the model.
A lot of the pictures of the 400R I've seen, look to have the yellow center inside the black center cap. I'd say minus the weird wheel/tire sizing issue, Inno64 was more accurate as far as the yellow wheel center goes
And the headlight.... lol
Prefer Inno and I did purchase the Inno version. Btw most LMGT 2s Ive seen have the gold center in the cap
There are LMGT1 not 2. I have a full set. But you're right about the center caps.
@@Understeerking who better to correct me 😅 If Im not mistaken gold center went away on the 3rd version right?
@speedjibaro4202 Yes, it's just unfortunate that many sets of wheels are missing then now.
Pls do a review between solidos & ottomobiles 🙏🏽
You did a good job comparing them❤. I kinda like the inno best
Give me the Tomytec
In terms of wheel accuracy Inno64 got the LMGT1 more accurate than TLV, the centercap is actually yellow on the real car. To add it also has more wheel hardware than both of the cars (much more accurate) and the key stud pattern around the yellow centercap.
Tomytec TLV never fail to find paint rashes
Really?!
@@modelcarshouston Yes
TLV-N always too notch but with some minor shortcomings. Inno really good and the Ignition well not worth getting. Too expensive and the quality is just on par with the cheaper inno but that’s just me.
What are your thoughts on Focal Horizon with this model? How does it differ from these three?
Well first off, it's not even licensed so....
I have tomytec version and don’t have the others…envy you
This hobby doesn't need envy just passionate collectors collecting what we can and want.
Autoart needs to make a 1:18 scale of that R33 400R
It's not a good investment because it's not something the masses would want.
@@modelcarshouston Hmm I don’t see many R33’s on evilbay and the ones I’ve seen are way overpriced. I can’t be the only one that wants a re-release of the r32’s and r33’s.
How does PopRace and CM-Model compare to these?
Pop Race didn't release a silver one at the time of shooting this video.
CM model doesn't have a 400r.
I got the inno64 and mine rolls like butter. But my tail light has a bit of flash protruding.
They're getting pretty good at that lately. Most of their previous stuff were basically static models it you weren't arsed to fiddle with how the wheels sit under the car so they would roll.
@@possibly8180 Aren't rolling wheel assemblies limited to Inno64 models that don't sit low? Their LBWK F40 doesn't roll.
Inno64 for me!
ミニカーの日本製の好きですか？😊
Do you like Japanese made miniature cars? 😊
What Size of wheels can you put on a size 1/34 scale
1/34?
@@modelcarshouston yes
i cant get over the supports for the wing on the tlvn model, in terms of accuracy and price/performance i think inno64 is the clear winner. the only downside for me is the headlights, but id rather have decals for a headlight housing than ugly pillars at the corners of the wing
Do you have the inno64 in stock?
bro has to compare focal horizon and pop race into the mix next
FH ain't licensed and PR doesn't make a Silver 400R.
@@modelcarshouston thats why im curious to see how an unlicensed model goes wheel to wheel against those three
Don't mean to correct but according to Nismo there is 44 but from what I have read only 40 have been confirmed
inno64 has more details but tomytec has more accurate body shape, better headlights and better surface finish.
igniton is the most expensive one but the worst one
Agreed!
I could tell you focal horizon is better than them all while it is unofficial
As much as I love these brands (and I do own a couple of them), I like the up and coming brands more like Time Micro, CM Model, Street Weapon etc. Don't get me wrong, I'll still continue to buy these brands, but for detail alone, I spend more time taking snaps and videos of the ones I indicated. So spreading awareness to everybody. Check these brands out. You might find some that may fit your fancy and save you a buck or two.
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all the wheels look trash...
agreed bro, most fitment of this brand is shit, you can see focal horizon, its actually better
DEFINITELY life threatening...... not almost. 🫣🤣
Hahahaha my bad