Very nice review Rob as you have pointed out all the details for potential buyers to take into consideration of this Autoart SVJ. Great work!! Keep it up! Great improvements as well on Autoart’s part regarding the carbon decal. Hope they will keep on improving those carbon textures.
that model looks incredible. i agree they are cutting too many corners compared to the old ways in both material and detail but one thing autoart still shine more than any other brand in the industry when it comes to opening models is they get the complex shapes and stance bang on. the use of rubber that looks like actual rubber is done the best as well which makes a massive difference. even with the foibles id have an opening plastic model like this over most of the closed resin garbagio out there.
I love the SVJ (the car, not this or any composite model from Autoart) so I am trying to convince myself to get one or two of the just released SVJs from Autoart. However the thick plastic and poor shutlines are giving me second thoughts. The doors don't have crisp shutlines, and the bonnet at the front is even worse, with wide gaps where it meets the body. And what's worse is that because of the gap we can see the side profile of the bonnet is very thick, much thicker than it would be on the real car. And indeed much thicker than the bonnets of models made from diecast. Just check out for example the shot at 10:04. And to think that at the time of ditching metal diecast in favor of vastly cheaper plastic models one of the reasons given by AA was that plastic would allow finer casting including thinner elements. The opposite seems to have happened here. So much for "high detail" models... and it's a real pity how far AA have fallen from their glory days of highly detailed, crisp diecast models boasting all tampo printing such as the Alfa Romeo 33 TT and the Pagani Zonda R.
Wow. Love what you do. I am doing a 300 supercar/hypercar/megacar collection in 1:64 and about $2000 and 30 years into this subcollection already (lots more money into the entire 4000 car collection).
Hi Rob hope you're doing great with your home decoration projects. I'd kindly like to ask you what best glue to fix the door of this AUTOart Lambo side door, please? 12:03 As I tried to open the side door carefully, the hinge just snapped, it broke just like that, I didn't even forse it. Must be the mixture of the metal or something. It looks like a straight cut. :( - Vince
Lamborghini Aventador SVJ what an amazing car, I’ll be buying this AA model but I’m torn between this blue glauco or the rosso effesto or candy apple red 💪🏻💪🏻
good question that the industry [particularly autoart] are trying to confuse people with. diecast is the use of zinc alloy metal that uses a casting process in pre formed dies in its construction hence 'diecast'. 'composite' doesnt exist in the proper sense at 1/18 in that true composite materials such as real carbon fibre or kevlar etc arent used at all, rather they use a combination of plastic for the bodies and some metal in the core to give strength. so instead of just saying their models are plastic [which they are] they use the word composite instead which sounds fancier and less trashy than just saying the truth these models are plastic. hope that helps
Because resin model are not mass production. And many resin offer more details in the model. Some detail take more man hours to do. Also resin often charging same msrp price on different model. But these model not actually in same market value. A limited 1 ~ 10 pcs special edition are near same price as a limited 99 pcs etc. There are other things effect the price. 1. Resin company less likely offer wholesale price to model shop. Many resin shop are re-seller so they asking over msrp. 2. They offer the model earlier than anyone. And they sometime making more variety of model(different colors or car types). But sometime there variety are un-popular so they have to balance the cost.
@@maidoll_fei i got It, but doesnt justify the price for me, More detail? A car like a Mustang, has no engine detail o suspension, and límited... ITS kinda fake, the true its that they cant make 1000 or even a 100, a tamiya model has More detail, AND someone like robs can make a good one. For me doesnt worth it
@@enchulameelcustom7933 If you asking some professional to build a resin kit for you. It charge even more than that. (In japan some artist works 1/43-1/18 asking over 100,000yen when a mr collection model is around 65000yen) Remember Ferrari and Lamborghini are asking bigger licensing fee (1/64 tomytec asking 20-30% more in Ferrari model than Japanese car) Yes it doesn't worth it. But sometime you don't have choice. For example if you want to collect every modern Ferrari/Lamborghini. In Specified color or spec. The only option are MR or BBR resin.
@@enchulameelcustom7933 Resin model are doing details it different way. Metal Seatbeat buckle, Detail painted interior with colored stitching. The 812 logo on passenger side is metal. Not sliver blurry printing. These thing are very small and almost unnoticeable but take more time and effort to do.
Beautiful model but too similar to my Autoart full carbon black/yellow Centenario. A ton of reuse/carryover parts, engine is an identical drop for example.
Hey Sir it is pronounced as BLU GLAUCO "blu glawko"... @1:40 it was a disappointnment for those who can afford it right away but it is great for us who have to save money first just to afford an AutoArt models. 😁😁😁
When I Thougfht That I Have A Collection, WOW! Every Time I Win Money On Slot Machines I Buy A Model Car So Its A Rare Thing :D But I Have Around 30 Model Cars ! One Day I Will Make A Display Just Like This Guy Did in A Video With Difrent Backgrounds For Each Car :) Some Cars I Made To Look Like They Are Old Rusty
I have to say, the brake calipers look horrendous on this... they look huge, plasticky, and cheap. I understand they are carbon ceramic, but on the older autoart models they put a metal decal that looked super good and detailed. This one looks like it came off a Maisto model. The front disc looks way bigger than the rear, and it looks disproportionally bigger. 11:51 shows it best
AUTOart have been cutting corners for years now and their models are getting more expensive. This is why resin models are still popular, they may not open but are way more realistic in all the finishes
Hey, I collect Maisto and I took offense to that! 😆😆. I don’t own any AA, just a little too expensive for me right now. Maisto are actually great for the price- $14.99 at Costco/Sams, can’t beat that!
@@apeofspace8727 I couldn't agree more! The bulk of my collection is budget models. I have 20 or so AUTOart's, and 40 maisto/bburago/hot wheels. When the model costs the same price as 20 maistos, then you start to get picky
@@Nickgantz12 Exactly. I would be picky too if I was paying over $200 for a model car. I don’t own any Bburago cars, how is the quality compared to a Maisto? Bburago seems to be hard to find in stores.
I Own A BBurago Model, A Ferrari F50 , It Was Given To Me By The Worlds Second Best heart Surgent At The Time In Poland, He Gifted Me That ferrari Because The Surgery Was Sucessfull :)
for the price it is. but the fact that AA is one of the few makers with the best overall looks and details gives them the ability to charge higher prices. there needs to be more competition in this space but then again we're talking about model cars here. there's not really many other brands between maisto and AA that are really worth it unless you're just a huge fan of a specific car.
Very nice review Rob as you have pointed out all the details for potential buyers to take into consideration of this Autoart SVJ. Great work!! Keep it up! Great improvements as well on Autoart’s part regarding the carbon decal. Hope they will keep on improving those carbon textures.
Auto Art made very good detail super car !! I love them !! I just wish they can make more model below $100. $250 is too high for regular customers.
I think they did a real nice job on this model. And I absolutely love the color!!
that model looks incredible. i agree they are cutting too many corners compared to the old ways in both material and detail but one thing autoart still shine more than any other brand in the industry when it comes to opening models is they get the complex shapes and stance bang on. the use of rubber that looks like actual rubber is done the best as well which makes a massive difference. even with the foibles id have an opening plastic model like this over most of the closed resin garbagio out there.
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yes i agree cant really compare to the signature series models but still a nice opening model
I totally agree with you🙌
I love the SVJ (the car, not this or any composite model from Autoart) so I am trying to convince myself to get one or two of the just released SVJs from Autoart. However the thick plastic and poor shutlines are giving me second thoughts. The doors don't have crisp shutlines, and the bonnet at the front is even worse, with wide gaps where it meets the body. And what's worse is that because of the gap we can see the side profile of the bonnet is very thick, much thicker than it would be on the real car. And indeed much thicker than the bonnets of models made from diecast. Just check out for example the shot at 10:04.
And to think that at the time of ditching metal diecast in favor of vastly cheaper plastic models one of the reasons given by AA was that plastic would allow finer casting including thinner elements. The opposite seems to have happened here. So much for "high detail" models... and it's a real pity how far AA have fallen from their glory days of highly detailed, crisp diecast models boasting all tampo printing such as the Alfa Romeo 33 TT and the Pagani Zonda R.
Wow. Love what you do. I am doing a 300 supercar/hypercar/megacar collection in 1:64 and about $2000 and 30 years into this subcollection already (lots more money into the entire 4000 car collection).
Those are some massive brakes.. but you need those when stopping a bullet. Awesome car
Amazing model, I love it from the paint job to every detail👌thank you for such detailed review, I really appreciate it!
The rear suspension should have been yellow. Would have added some much needed color to the engine bay. And no seat belts at this price is just weird
and you should make it yourself if your statement is more better
Cool Lambo 😉 Nice vídeo thanks for sharing like 👍 and New subscriber 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Thanks for the sub!
Can not wait for the Rosso Effesto version with the black wheels. Tempted
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thanks for the review! it helped me to realize that i'm not going to buy it since it doesn't worth 250 usd
Glad I could help!
Love the color! Good pick! thank you for the sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Rob hope you're doing great with your home decoration projects. I'd kindly like to ask you what best glue to fix the door of this AUTOart Lambo side door, please? 12:03 As I tried to open the side door carefully, the hinge just snapped, it broke just like that, I didn't even forse it. Must be the mixture of the metal or something. It looks like a straight cut. :( - Vince
I just recently got the Lamborghini Aventador S very beautiful model and i have the ACR Viper too
How long did you wait to get yours? I bought mine 3 days ago but it said preorder on the website.
I bought mine 2 weeks ago, it was shipped 3 days after I ordered it, and it took 7 days to get from Hong Kong to Australia
@@ROBSMODELCARS great, thanks.
Really wish AA would have done the SV and standard Aventador in Verde Artemis, or even a turquoise chrome.
AUTOart will never do chrome colors, too expensive to produce on a big scale
It is about time you did a video of opening doors nice car
The hobby has changed, so not as many opening models these days
Got it two weeks ago same color.. super cool!
Enjoy it
I am fan Aventador, this version is amazing ;-), but price is very hight ;-(.
Greeting
Mopsil Models Poland
great model in a amazing color really want to add one to my lambo collection 👍
Go for it!
Really annoying that they don't make diecast. The price is still expensive as their old signature series.
Auto Art is the best
Looks excellent. I’m personally waiting for the Blu Sideris Roadster
I plan on having a few auto art models in my office, hardest part is which one to invest in first
Lamborghini Aventador SVJ what an amazing car, I’ll be buying this AA model but I’m torn between this blue glauco or the rosso effesto or candy apple red 💪🏻💪🏻
The rosso effesto looks good under bright lights, but can look dull in low light. This blue color looks good in all light conditions
How does Autoart models compare in quality to Franklin Mint and Danbury Mint models?
Very nice video, thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Most welcome 😊
Brilliant model...is 400 Aus Or Us dollar??
Love this. I will always be a sucker for a decent Autoart… Just taking my money.🤣
Do u have the ssc tautra it’s my dream car
Nice I quit drinking alcohol and smoking weed so I can buy
Does the colour is the same on the Lamborghini murcielago sv by autoart?
can u plz tell me where i can get rotation table.
It's unfortunate that they made it composite starting with the SV. I wish they make the darker blue shade.
The real car is made of composites too so.
do you happen to know when the roadster is coming out?
2022 I heard
@@ROBSMODELCARS wow
Nice car.
Cool stuff! Color is so beautiful 😍
I opened vintage diecast channel yesterday:)
Cool I want it!
sir how can we put leds in this models...any suggestions
I bought myself a bugatti chrion , it's a great brand Autoart.
I Ordered this beauty! 👌🏻😍
Hope you like it!
I have a question! What makes a model car DIECAST and what makes a model car COMPOSITE?
good question that the industry [particularly autoart] are trying to confuse people with. diecast is the use of zinc alloy metal that uses a casting process in pre formed dies in its construction hence 'diecast'. 'composite' doesnt exist in the proper sense at 1/18 in that true composite materials such as real carbon fibre or kevlar etc arent used at all, rather they use a combination of plastic for the bodies and some metal in the core to give strength. so instead of just saying their models are plastic [which they are] they use the word composite instead which sounds fancier and less trashy than just saying the truth these models are plastic. hope that helps
Well said and thanks for the explanation to collectors
@@ROBSMODELCARS cheers Rob. sadly the vast majority of collectors will never know the difference
@@albertkelly7129 ohhhhhhhhhhhh I see, THANK YOU!!
Nice
Fantástico. Aonde consigo comprar esses carros ? Obrigado.
Wow! nice model!
The yellow caliper looks surprisingly good with the model car.
Packing models are u moving
can you get 2021 jeep grand cherokee trackhawk 1/8 model
I prefer Diecast than resin, i dont understand, why a resin model sometimes costs more and has less engine detail than a Maisto
Because resin model are not mass production.
And many resin offer more details in the model. Some detail take more man hours to do.
Also resin often charging same msrp price on different model. But these model not actually in same market value.
A limited 1 ~ 10 pcs special edition are near same price as a limited 99 pcs etc.
There are other things effect the price.
1. Resin company less likely offer wholesale price to model shop. Many resin shop are re-seller so they asking over msrp.
2. They offer the model earlier than anyone. And they sometime making more variety of model(different colors or car types).
But sometime there variety are un-popular so they have to balance the cost.
@@maidoll_fei i got It, but doesnt justify the price for me, More detail? A car like a Mustang, has no engine detail o suspension, and límited... ITS kinda fake, the true its that they cant make 1000 or even a 100, a tamiya model has More detail, AND someone like robs can make a good one. For me doesnt worth it
@@enchulameelcustom7933 in this case, it mimics the real car as the real car isn't made of metal.
@@enchulameelcustom7933 If you asking some professional to build a resin kit for you.
It charge even more than that. (In japan some artist works 1/43-1/18 asking over 100,000yen when a mr collection model is around 65000yen)
Remember Ferrari and Lamborghini are asking bigger licensing fee (1/64 tomytec asking 20-30% more in Ferrari model than Japanese car)
Yes it doesn't worth it.
But sometime you don't have choice.
For example if you want to collect every modern Ferrari/Lamborghini. In Specified color or spec.
The only option are MR or BBR resin.
@@enchulameelcustom7933 Resin model are doing details it different way.
Metal Seatbeat buckle, Detail painted interior with colored stitching.
The 812 logo on passenger side is metal. Not sliver blurry printing.
These thing are very small and almost unnoticeable but take more time and effort to do.
Beautiful model but too similar to my Autoart full carbon black/yellow Centenario. A ton of reuse/carryover parts, engine is an identical drop for example.
The Centenario is based on the Aventador hence why you feel like that. In the rear car, you'd also find a lot of carry over parts from the Aventador.
Hey Sir it is pronounced as BLU GLAUCO "blu glawko"... @1:40 it was a disappointnment for those who can afford it right away but it is great for us who have to save money first just to afford an AutoArt models. 😁😁😁
Do the wheels roll
When I Thougfht That I Have A Collection, WOW!
Every Time I Win Money On Slot Machines I Buy A Model Car So Its A Rare Thing :D But I Have Around 30 Model Cars !
One Day I Will Make A Display Just Like This Guy Did in A Video With Difrent Backgrounds For Each Car :) Some Cars I Made To Look Like They Are Old Rusty
I want that 1 and the green 1
Only the LB WORKS. Is limited right?
No AUTOart models are limited anymore
OK Wauw, didn't know though I saw that every colour was maded 1500 pieces that was my reason to buy the black LB 😅
Gosh darn it, i was going to get this car but i didnt get it in time i guess
This is just released, plenty available
@@ROBSMODELCARS oh, i think i meant the yellow one but i was confused, But thanks for reviewing it.
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I have to say, the brake calipers look horrendous on this... they look huge, plasticky, and cheap. I understand they are carbon ceramic, but on the older autoart models they put a metal decal that looked super good and detailed. This one looks like it came off a Maisto model. The front disc looks way bigger than the rear, and it looks disproportionally bigger. 11:51 shows it best
AUTOart have been cutting corners for years now and their models are getting more expensive. This is why resin models are still popular, they may not open but are way more realistic in all the finishes
Hey, I collect Maisto and I took offense to that! 😆😆. I don’t own any AA, just a little too expensive for me right now. Maisto are actually great for the price- $14.99 at Costco/Sams, can’t beat that!
@@apeofspace8727 I couldn't agree more! The bulk of my collection is budget models. I have 20 or so AUTOart's, and 40 maisto/bburago/hot wheels. When the model costs the same price as 20 maistos, then you start to get picky
@@Nickgantz12 Exactly. I would be picky too if I was paying over $200 for a model car. I don’t own any Bburago cars, how is the quality compared to a Maisto? Bburago seems to be hard to find in stores.
Lástima que no entiendo lo que dices porque no hay texto traducido al español 😔
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Im Legoland findet man den Aventador, im Original reizt er mich natürlich viel mehr ❤️❤️
I have one but in yellow.
How is that a disappointment? Now everyone could buy if wanted
I Own A BBurago Model, A Ferrari F50 , It Was Given To Me By The Worlds Second Best heart Surgent At The Time In Poland, He Gifted Me That ferrari Because The Surgery Was Sucessfull :)
I lv it
I want the best looking model. That is why I have moved to resin in the last couple years. This model is disappointing to me.
for the price it is. but the fact that AA is one of the few makers with the best overall looks and details gives them the ability to charge higher prices. there needs to be more competition in this space but then again we're talking about model cars here. there's not really many other brands between maisto and AA that are really worth it unless you're just a huge fan of a specific car.
Not for me, cheap plasticy looking, AA have chosen a road to go down, and I'm not following.
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I got Ferrari 488 GTB
$$???????
Eeeh eeeh ehh eehhhhh eeeeeeeeeehh...
You are free to send me one for free xD
haha
What is a resin Version ?
I don't think they're worh that much money at all!