Thanks a lot my guy! I'm flattered! That reminds me though; I need to step my Ferrari game up haha. Looking at your collection I still got some work to do!
there no Tomica Limited Ferrari because that line was around when Hot wheels was the exclusive holder of the Ferrari license which they later lost and now it's the May cheong group (Maisto & Burago ) who is the exclusive owner tho they lend it to Tomica (and maybe other brands ) that's why it said "Produced under the license of Ferrari and M.C.G" on the base off curent tomica Ferrari
Tomica Premium are better toys and better models than HW Premium, agreed. But the metal base gives the HW cars a much higher overall density, or weight, which makes them feel like more of a premium object in the hand than the Tomicas do.
@@michaelteret4763 i have to admit that the sounds of the plastic wheels of tomica premium when holding them give more the impression of a toys than hw premium... TL had Rubber tires
Thanks a lot my guy! I'm flattered!
That reminds me though; I need to step my Ferrari game up haha. Looking at your collection I still got some work to do!
there no Tomica Limited Ferrari because that line was around when Hot wheels was the exclusive holder of the Ferrari license which they later lost and now it's the May cheong group (Maisto & Burago ) who is the exclusive owner tho they lend it to Tomica (and maybe other brands ) that's why it said "Produced under the license of Ferrari and M.C.G" on the base off curent tomica Ferrari
Tomica premium are still better than HW premium imo
Tomica Premium are better toys and better models than HW Premium, agreed. But the metal base gives the HW cars a much higher overall density, or weight, which makes them feel like more of a premium object in the hand than the Tomicas do.
@@michaelteret4763 i have to admit that the sounds of the plastic wheels of tomica premium when holding them give more the impression of a toys than hw premium... TL had Rubber tires