AUTOart is back this week with a couple of production samples and a couple of pre-production samples too… First, we’ll start with production examples of the 1:18 Dodge Challenger Demon SRT in Destroyer Grey and TorRed (w/ Satin Black graphic package) – each is due in January 2021. We love them both, but our money is on the Red!
AUTOart also provides fans with a first look at their upcoming 1:18 Toyota Celica Liftback 2000GT (RA25) 1973 in White. This one will definitely fly with the JDM crowd. Since we don’t already have enough Jimny’s in 1:18 scale already, AUTOart has decided to release its own version, welcome Suzuki Jimny Sierra (JB74) in Pure White Pearl. Enjoy!
Product# 78511 / 71748 / 71749 / 78766
Great to see the Destroyer grey Demon with no stripes or black pac, this one is a must! Can’t wait for Jan 2021! Nice to see samples of the Celica and the Jimny as well.
The Demon is one of the cars where the tires (Nitto drag radials) are a huge part of the package(only car with drag radials from the factory). So I can’t understand why AutoArt got this wrong and put Pirelli P Zero-stickers on them…
Also still think it was unnecessary to bring the Demon and the Hellcat WB, which are fairly similar in terms of looks, both in Destroyer Grey while not offering black or Plum Crazy purple on either.
agreed on the colour similarity, thought that myself. As for the tires, could always flip them around
nice releases from auto art but wouldn’t buy since these are composite
“nice releases from auto art but wouldn’t buy since these are…….” ridiculously expensive for what they are.
Still waiting for the 991.2 GT3 rs. Its hopefully gonna be my first composite model
Yeah, you can turn around the tires but for the now almost ridiculous price that they are asking (significantly higher than the price of the Camaro ZL1 or Mustang GT350 R) I’d like to have the cool tire-design of the real car.
This is also the second error that they made on the Challengers (after the Go Mango/Sinamon Stick-mixup) so it seems that they should invest a tiny bit more into research.