Ford Mustang CS (AutoArt)

Bought this baby earlier this year, a very nice mustang indeed. I believe theya re getting rarer nowadays with it's limited production of 5000, especially this pearl white body.

1970 Plymouth RoadRunner GTX (GMP)

A very highly detailed and heavy model by GMP. This model has almost every part so detailed that it weights around 2kg. It has a realistic metal leaf springs, fully plumbed engine, and even a shiftable gear knob (although for some reason mine isn't working), extensible antenna, opening compartments inside, and even windows that roll up and down. So far the most detailed and heaviest model I've come across.






Notice the realistic metal hinges supporting the bonnet.














Notice the rear metal leaf springs. and they behave like real ones too.




Here's the most interesting part, notice the windows are now rolled up.




By turning the roller, the window rolls down just like real ones.





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Found a black Kyosho RX-7 on ebay earlier and bought it with a very cheap price. Though with some slight defect, I couldn't care less. Am so 'turned on' by it now.

Nissan R34 Nismo Sport Reset (Autoart)

The new R34 by Autoart. This really is my first R34 skyline model. Overally a great model and surprisingly lightweight. The small decals on the body are really flawlessly printed on. Enjoy the photos.

1968 Dodge Charger Bullitt (ERTL)

If you've watched Bullitt, there's nothing much to say here. Greatest car chase movie ever.











PS/ I'm more of a Charger fan, hope autoart will make them in the future. Don't get me wrong, Mustang is still a dream car for every man.

Autoart Mustang Bullitt

Autoart Bullitt Mustangs, with the original and the inspired remake. Both are of top quality, especially the original one. Bad Bullitt Charger to come soon!