We always call-out Bburgao for their poor management of the Ferrari marquee/licence. In this case, we will send praise in their direction. The latest project, the 1:18 Bugatti Chiron Sport does look surprisingly good. The best part is the price, in some circles less than $40US. This is also a diecast metal body with access to the storage, interior and functional rear spoiler. Impressive! With this hobby becoming more niche as the years go by, the obvious opening retail prices, it is nice to see someone producing a cost-effective alternative to the higher price point brands. We’re sure this one will sell thousands around the globe. Well done Bburago!
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Please, please, please Ferrari for the love of all things die cast, take the licence away from Bburago and give a quality manufacturer like AutoArt or even Norev the licence to do some justice to your marque!
Ferrari and Bburago are both Italian companies, I can see the headlines already of Japan taking away European jobs. On a lighter note I think Welly would do an awesome job if given the 1:24 scale department.
Are you joking? Bburago isn’t italian since 2001! Mai Cheong Group, remember?? On the other hand, coulnd’t agree more with the Bburago alternative (but 1:18, please).
Wow, thats look suprisingly good for its price.
Somewhat passenger doors looks poorly made and without windows it looks unfinished, but it can be fixed with foil.
Now roll out Divo, only diecast Divo on market so far.
I completely agree that Bburago are a complete waste of space…what on earth are Ferrari doing wasting their time with Bburago…awful 1:18 scale models which are nothing but poor quality toys.