It's a nice model but as nothing opens for the money I'd expect better detail on the outside. Pegs on the plastic pieces for the side lights in the front bumper and the DRL's is not okay. Also they really could have put proper photoetched mesh. Btw: Porsche uses plastic for the parts because these cars are meant to be driven and used and it is so much cheaper to replace a plastic bumper than a carbon fibre one.
I just think these are just great buys to get a 991 3rs for under $100. Probably not possible anymore, so definitely would recommend getting a better manufacturer
I think this is 7. Paint is great and it has good enough details but if you want the ultimate you have to go with autoart. The only reason to get the minichamps would be if you can find one for sub $100 which would be super hard to find for a good spec
@@ModelcarNick Shall I go with Norev or Minischamps regarding 911 full open diecast ? Hard to predict when AutoArt will release their 911 that I am waiting for :/
@mrgrzes1 well I’d probably get the new GT Spirit pink/purple 991.2 GT3rs over the minichamps, should be releasing next month. (Im getting this one so you’ll see a review pretty soon) but the new 3rs autoart is coming out with looks really good. I just have a hard time justifying a $200+ model these days. That being said if you’re going to go with the minichamps absolutely do not spend more than $110, anything above that and it’s not worth it
I had a 992 GT3rs and it was definitely an amazing model but I can say that GT Spirit has done an incredible job on their newer 911s. Even though they don’t open they offer great carbon fiber details. Also, obviously autoarts are incredibly but pricey
it looks great
It's a nice model but as nothing opens for the money I'd expect better detail on the outside. Pegs on the plastic pieces for the side lights in the front bumper and the DRL's is not okay. Also they really could have put proper photoetched mesh. Btw: Porsche uses plastic for the parts because these cars are meant to be driven and used and it is so much cheaper to replace a plastic bumper than a carbon fibre one.
I just think these are just great buys to get a 991 3rs for under $100. Probably not possible anymore, so definitely would recommend getting a better manufacturer
What is your mark for this model 1-10 when comparing to AutoArt 911 ?
I think this is 7. Paint is great and it has good enough details but if you want the ultimate you have to go with autoart. The only reason to get the minichamps would be if you can find one for sub $100 which would be super hard to find for a good spec
@@ModelcarNick Shall I go with Norev or Minischamps regarding 911 full open diecast ? Hard to predict when AutoArt will release their 911 that I am waiting for :/
@@mrgrzes1Autoart are not doing the gt3rs I do not think
@mrgrzes1 well I’d probably get the new GT Spirit pink/purple 991.2 GT3rs over the minichamps, should be releasing next month. (Im getting this one so you’ll see a review pretty soon) but the new 3rs autoart is coming out with looks really good. I just have a hard time justifying a $200+ model these days. That being said if you’re going to go with the minichamps absolutely do not spend more than $110, anything above that and it’s not worth it
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I had a 992 GT3rs and it was definitely an amazing model but I can say that GT Spirit has done an incredible job on their newer 911s. Even though they don’t open they offer great carbon fiber details. Also, obviously autoarts are incredibly but pricey