There was a poster early in the thread who didn't like the detailing on the toy.
The MiniGT version (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MQK4Q3F) is more expensive and much more detailed than the Hotwheel. But the Hotwheel version has important information about both the hood scoop and wing on the Type R that should help resolve the wing controversy here FACE LIFT TYPE R SPOTTED? Check out the pic. What do you think?
I see what ya did there LOL. Big wings for the win. I just got my matchbox ones too they are detailed enough for 94 centsThe MiniGT version (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MQK4Q3F) is more expensive and much more detailed than the Hotwheel. But the Hotwheel version has important information about both the hood scoop and wing on the Type R that should help resolve the wing controversy here FACE LIFT TYPE R SPOTTED? Check out the pic. What do you think?
The experts at Hotwheel tell us, "Whether you're driving on the street or track, the Type R is totally rad! Its sculpted hood scoop cools the 306-hp, 2-liter turbocharged engine while the giant rear wing keeps it glued to the road."
So there you have it - the giant rear wing keeps your Type R glued to the road.
All I could find is a PMM on their site: http://us.autoartmodels.com/web/pro...15665823762177A6B85A3BE22E1DD39F1AB8EADF554C0
I wonder if they’ll ever hit MassDrop.AutoArt does a crazy good replica model if anybody is willing to put up the cash. Just look at this detail!
Literally just purchased a CW one from eBay last night for $200 shipped, can't wait to add to my collection.AutoArt does a crazy good replica model if anybody is willing to put up the cash. Just look at this detail!
