MotorHelix all the way!! I like the weighty feeling of diecast, all those extra details and opening parts, and rolling wheels. For me it's a no brainer
very nice video, great details and differences between models, I personally like the company's model better, Ignition models, thank you for watching, best regards, Wojti
I mainly prefer Diecast . I only get resin if its a car no diecast brand makes or if its a car i like. I had a bad experience getting a 1/43 gallardo second hand . The windshield was warped and popping out.
personally, i prefer diecast model compared to resin..one major turn off for resin model are the windscreen, windows are made off thin pvc plastic sheet instead hard plastic shell for diecast model..but i do have resin model, but not gonna buy if it cost more than 120usd..😅
@@modelcarshouston you lucky! me and my friends got the Evo 6 TME in red and white, Tsuchiya ae86 together. both of our models got pop out windows after years. Same case with some of the Otto models. Since then we stopped collecting resins and switched to autoart and motorhelix. Still, we cant deny the resins just simply display better.
@@modelcarshouston yes, they do make good margins for the sellers. Nothing against that bro. But that seems to be the bigger reason for their push. Offcourse anyone who wants to buy them can, no judgement.
Which one do you guys prefer?! 🎉🎉
Honestly I prefer the Motorhelix. I like "playing" with my models, so the extra functionality and detail is something I can really appreciate
For sure
MotorHelix all the way!! I like the weighty feeling of diecast, all those extra details and opening parts, and rolling wheels. For me it's a no brainer
Yeah better bang for the buck!
For me motorhelix because everything can open.
I prefer motorhelix one but the door line in the middle you can see it just stop at the quarter panel which is really bothering me lol….
Oh dang, that's a good catch!!! Haha
Nice review!
Thank you!
very nice video, great details and differences between models, I personally like the company's model better, Ignition models, thank you for watching, best regards, Wojti
Motorhelix is indeed my poison if I continue to buy their models I’ll be bankrupt in no time 🤣🤣 those models are 🔥🔥🔥
😆 🤣 😂
The resin IG model looks better but motorhelix has moving parts. and under the hood and bottom details. i like them both.
I'm more of a resin collector.
Nice😉
I mainly prefer Diecast . I only get resin if its a car no diecast brand makes or if its a car i like. I had a bad experience getting a 1/43 gallardo second hand . The windshield was warped and popping out.
Which is the main reason why resins exist. To make obscure combinations that diecast will not put into production.
Are all ignition model 1/18 resin?
Give me the die-cast model. All day
Yes
How does the One Model compare to these?
Do you maybe have it for comparison? :)
Sure do but not CRS.
@@modelcarshouston Could you comment the quality/details of the OneModel, or even make a video? :)
Can u review Lcd model supra 1:64 scale
Eventually
@@modelcarshouston k
personally, i prefer diecast model compared to resin..one major turn off for resin model are the windscreen, windows are made off thin pvc plastic sheet instead hard plastic shell for diecast model..but i do have resin model, but not gonna buy if it cost more than 120usd..😅
Resin models are lighter in weight and has much more aesthetic compared to diecast but they lack functionality. Still i like both.
IG is impressive until the windows come off. happened to my tsuchiya ae86. evo 6 tme. sucks big time.
Ironically none of mine have fallen off?
@@modelcarshouston you lucky! me and my friends got the Evo 6 TME in red and white, Tsuchiya ae86 together. both of our models got pop out windows after years. Same case with some of the Otto models. Since then we stopped collecting resins and switched to autoart and motorhelix. Still, we cant deny the resins just simply display better.
Diecast over resin every time
No 18 scale car model which doesnt have opening parts with high details deserves anything more than 200 dollars. Its just loot.
Everyone has a preference. If such thing wasn't sought after or in demand at all, they wouldn't be in business for the past 7+ years
@@modelcarshouston yes, they do make good margins for the sellers. Nothing against that bro. But that seems to be the bigger reason for their push. Offcourse anyone who wants to buy them can, no judgement.
The resin models are nothing but white liquid Poured into a mode not worth the money. 150 dollars at the most
There's a bit more to resin models than the manufacturing process.
I'll take resin over diecast every time. You lose the full open but you gain in every other possible way.
Facts