No surprise that the AA is the better model, but IMO not really worth the price. It's a lot more expensive and there's no detail, high enough to justify it. Nice review though!
GT Autos is the best bang for buck compromise, but I dont like the color schemes they offer & they're hard to buy (import from China). Bburago has my favorite color combo (red & black) but I wish it had windows like the new Divo. Autoart I only buy if nobody else makes the model (like Maybach Pullman or Koenigsegg) :)
Thx, i saw them yesterday, but i don’t really like this variant of the veyron, i hate the wheels. I had the blue carbon one and the white and blue one ( that still is my favorite).
If money is not a factor the autoart model(even better if autoart made it in jet grey and blue interior), and if money is taken in consideration i would go for the white and blue model from gt autos :). Is Almost Real planning to make the Chiron?😇
The trouble with AutoArt is that, there are many delicate parts that can snap quite easily if you're not careful. This hardly makes paying so much worth it
All models have this issue. I purchased an Almost Real Zonda F and the rear spoiler snapped on 2nd day despite carefully handling. I was able to glue it back into place. Although it’s a die cast highly detailed model..smaller parts like wing mirrors and wings are plastic on virtually all models. With the exception of a Ferrari F40 or say a Porsche RUF from Almost Real where the body is virtually all die cast (again with exception of wing mirrors)
@@Slim_45 Had a Murcielago LP640. Tried to fix one of the wheels because it wasn't spinning right, with a bit of force the axle cracked and I nearly had a heartache.. I don't play with the models nor do I let anyone else touch them
@@snagireddy3283 although you can fix those issues you have to open up the car to do so..but yes..they are made of small plastic components so any force will damage.
OK nice video. I own one Auto Art model, a Mercedes Coupe I purchased in 2002. It is nice! One problem I have with Auto Art is the fact that the bottom of the vehicle is flat. No undercarriage detail. Lots of bucks, euros yen whatever for no detail. I plan to purchase an Aston from AA soon. Thanks!
@@SDModelcar Also I very like the fact that each model was presented exactly the same way - that is very important when making comparisons (and not just showing off models).
Understanding parameters for the "best" is a matter of preference! 1. Do you want "The Best" metal model, then choose either of the cheaper models! 2. if you want the best price, then go For Bburago. 3. If you don't care about plastic, not price, then go for AutoArt. Neve be "ashamed" to display any model! You collect for yourself, not for a corporation or crowd. Please yourself, and collect accordingly! That being said, nice review. the comparisons were interesting.
Autoart seems to be only for serious collectors these days due to their high prices. Great detail but the lower end ones are starting to come out with better details for a fraction of the cost
Around 2017 they switched to plastic saying that this will help them and they will make the models better and cheaper… they where “right” they at least doubled the prices in the last years and the build quality is almost identical. But i’m sure the price for them to make hasn’t gone up that much
Autoart is still the best if you have the money and you’ll have something valuable the other two are not worth a lot of money but great to make up your collection 👍🏻👍🏻💯 good video 👍🏻
AUTOart models do have a lot of details but the feel of the models is light and seems to be cheap. IMO I prefer to build my collection out of 'real' diecast models and not composite as AA is saying or rather plastic! Their first production of 'signature' models are the best and no other.
I've never seen someone so rough with models, at the end of the video there will be no difference in the models as they'll all be wrecked, in future try a crow bar to open the bonnets
He's that rough with the models that welding gloves would be good enough instead of white gloves if he could be bothered wearing any. another bugging thing is, does it reallly matter if anything opens on the models as your not going to try and get into it plus most people don't display their models with all the parts open etc.
You were being extremely careless with the AutoArt model, especially considering it's made of composite materials, you most likely damaged the rear wing with the way you were prying at it. I literally cringed. Just be more careful, especially with the higher end models. Please 🙏
![1:18 Bugatti Chiron 0-400-0 - Bburago [Unboxing]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uPS_fV7PuDE/mqdefault.jpg)
watching this man handle the autoart. my god
I cringed😳
Especially when he tried to lift the wings!
😅
Frrrr
I feel the pain too
No surprise that the AA is the better model, but IMO not really worth the price. It's a lot more expensive and there's no detail, high enough to justify it. Nice review though!
GT Autos is the best bang for buck compromise, but I dont like the color schemes they offer & they're hard to buy (import from China).
Bburago has my favorite color combo (red & black) but I wish it had windows like the new Divo.
Autoart I only buy if nobody else makes the model (like Maybach Pullman or Koenigsegg) :)
True!
@@SDModelcar bro ck and modelissimo are having a sale on the veyron right now. thought you might be interested :D
Thx, i saw them yesterday, but i don’t really like this variant of the veyron, i hate the wheels. I had the blue carbon one and the white and blue one ( that still is my favorite).
These Chirons are just such beauties! The Silver/Dark blue color combo is our favorite. Which is yours?
If money is not a factor the autoart model(even better if autoart made it in jet grey and blue interior), and if money is taken in consideration i would go for the white and blue model from gt autos :).
Is Almost Real planning to make the Chiron?😇
Sponge i saw, it’s on my list
The trouble with AutoArt is that, there are many delicate parts that can snap quite easily if you're not careful. This hardly makes paying so much worth it
All models have this issue. I purchased an Almost Real Zonda F and the rear spoiler snapped on 2nd day despite carefully handling. I was able to glue it back into place. Although it’s a die cast highly detailed model..smaller parts like wing mirrors and wings are plastic on virtually all models. With the exception of a Ferrari F40 or say a Porsche RUF from Almost Real where the body is virtually all die cast (again with exception of wing mirrors)
@@Slim_45 Had a Murcielago LP640. Tried to fix one of the wheels because it wasn't spinning right, with a bit of force the axle cracked and I nearly had a heartache..
I don't play with the models nor do I let anyone else touch them
@@snagireddy3283 although you can fix those issues you have to open up the car to do so..but yes..they are made of small plastic components so any force will damage.
Autoart modellcars 1:18 is the best. 👍😎 look for me 👈
OK nice video. I own one Auto Art model, a Mercedes Coupe I purchased in 2002. It is nice! One problem I have with Auto Art is the fact that the bottom of the vehicle is flat. No undercarriage detail. Lots of bucks, euros yen whatever for no detail. I plan to purchase an Aston from AA soon. Thanks!
At least with most hypercars it is completely flat so it isn’t too unrealistic
Great observations, nicely presented, important areas shown and details pointed. Only little too quietly recorded :)
Thank you, i know about the sound, it’s in the works to get a mic
@@SDModelcar Also I very like the fact that each model was presented exactly the same way - that is very important when making comparisons (and not just showing off models).
Sure AutoArt, but the Price is very High....
Yes, sadly Autoart prices are extremely high
SD Modelcar yep... do you like my new video?
Understanding parameters for the "best" is a matter of preference!
1. Do you want "The Best" metal model, then choose either of the cheaper models!
2. if you want the best price, then go For Bburago.
3. If you don't care about plastic, not price, then go for AutoArt.
Neve be "ashamed" to display any model! You collect for yourself, not for a corporation or crowd. Please yourself, and collect accordingly!
That being said, nice review. the comparisons were interesting.
And the winner is .................................Bburago ! Best colors, best price. Value for money.
Did you get that autoart bugatti for free?? Why you are so mad at these cars handle them gently have you lost your mind?
Autoart seems to be only for serious collectors these days due to their high prices. Great detail but the lower end ones are starting to come out with better details for a fraction of the cost
I bought myself bugatti chrion from Autoart , it was expensive but its really look nice where ever you put it as display.
am i the only one stressed out when he was trying to yank the auto art soiler off
MR collection makes the best 1/18 Chiron IMO, build quality and the type of resin they use is superb.
Since when did Autoart start to make the pieces out of plastic and how comes this is not reflected in a significantly reduced cost?
Around 2017 they switched to plastic saying that this will help them and they will make the models better and cheaper… they where “right” they at least doubled the prices in the last years and the build quality is almost identical. But i’m sure the price for them to make hasn’t gone up that much
I have the 15€ model in red black and I love it
Lol
Autoart is still the best if you have the money and you’ll have something valuable the other two are not worth a lot of money but great to make up your collection 👍🏻👍🏻💯 good video 👍🏻
Thx
AUTOart models do have a lot of details but the feel of the models is light and seems to be cheap. IMO I prefer to build my collection out of 'real' diecast models and not composite as AA is saying or rather plastic! Their first production of 'signature' models are the best and no other.
Since AUTOart started making their models from plastic, they don't even come close to the Signature Series.
Nice cars bro
I've never seen someone so rough with models, at the end of the video there will be no difference in the models as they'll all be wrecked, in future try a crow bar to open the bonnets
I brought my Chiron from Costco for less than £14. Bargain for the price.
Good job, i hope you enjoy it:)
Maisto
He's that rough with the models that welding gloves would be good enough instead of white gloves if he could be bothered wearing any. another bugging thing is, does it reallly matter if anything opens on the models as your not going to try and get into it plus most people don't display their models with all the parts open etc.
AutoArt the best
Maisto is the exact same as the burago for half the price
Thx, i will check Maisto as well
Bburago is a sister company of Maisto and you'll find that they often put (Chiron) Bburago models inside Maisto boxes and sell them like that.
How much?
Nice 👍
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Great car
Aa is the best
I cant hear your voice, i even watch this video with full volume
Wow thats very expensive
Really? Ejection pinmarks on 300 euro model car from Autoart? This is joke, really bad one.
Bburago is for kids
You were being extremely careless with the AutoArt model, especially considering it's made of composite materials, you most likely damaged the rear wing with the way you were prying at it. I literally cringed. Just be more careful, especially with the higher end models. Please 🙏