Budget-friendly brand Bburago will shortly enter the F1 2022 season with their version of the 1:18, diecast, F1-75 Scuderia Ferrari car as hinted on their 2022 “Ferrari” edition catalogue. The results are quite impressive for the price!
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This is a three-year-old toy.
True, but this is more desirable than that stupid resin/stuck-wheels nonsense that Minichamps has started doing. I’m especially super disappointed that the Aston Martin AMR22 in 1/18 is done in resin
Curious, are there visible differences between the metal and resin? Neither offers access to internal bits and each is sealed.
I don’t mind any F1 and Indy race car models being sealed, but the “FIXED” Wheel-BS is a red flag to me. True, you don’t get to see the engines but as long as the wheels roll freely, that’s perfectly fine
Do you prefer to spend 250 euros for the same BBR models ?? True the quality has a price but the difference are too small for everyone…
Or: this is an affordable alternative for the regular Ferrari/F1 fan who doesn’t want or can’t spend a large amount of money on a highly detailed BBR or Minichamps.
Doesn’t look all that bad really considering the price point. Great for a good majority of Ferrari fans as its a stunning car
First good looking Ferrari f1 car since 2008. Thanks to the new rules. As long as it’s going to be very cheap I might even consider buying it. Who knows perhaps a bit of panel lining and a bit of filling with red paint certain panel gaps could help improve the overall appearance.
Unfortunately the Bburago label on it still brings a lot of prejudice to many collectors. In my opinion this is a great model! Huge improvement from Bburago. I don’t see a reason why give 4-5 times more money for a BBR. It is not 5 times better! From 1 m distance you don’t even see any difference, proportions are spot on.
BB, give us more Ferraris please!
Well said. Their biggest issue is speed to market, with this Ferrari license we need minimum 5 releases per year.
I’ve been collecting Bburago Ferrari F1 cars since 2018. Every year they seem to do a better job over the year prior. This year I bought a Minichamps for the first time (Max Verstappen’s title winning Red Bull), and compared it to the Bburago Ferrari SF21 of Carlos Sainz that I bought. While the 2021 Ferrari was a step up for Bburago in terms of detail, it was still far behind the Minichamps Red Bull. You could see visually that the Ferrari cost $80 and the Red Bull cost $200. At least from the pictures, Bburago’s 2022 Ferrari seems to be a massive improvement, much closer to Minichamps. Assuming the pricing stays the same, it looks like a $140 model for $80; great value for money. I’ll definitely be buying it.
Ohhhhh！that’s a better car than before
Terrible modelcar! the silver antenna is completly wrong, ventilation opening in the nose is missing, fin for the drivers name on the halo is also missing. Bburago will never be an option for me.
Terrible is a strong word. Based on Bburago’s focus as a budget brand and price, the overall presentation is substantial for many.
The model differs significantly from the original. IMO the models from BBR & Looksmart are much better. I’d be happy to spend a little more money for that.
So the models that cost 3 times more are better?
How can it be??
There are many reasons. Play where you are comfortable cause this hobby can consume you.
Will there be one in the Monza livery?
Never mind. It’s already been announced.😀
..by Looksmart..