Maisto 350Z 1:18 scale diecast problem
Any one else notice that the cruise controls are on the wrong side of the steering wheel? Ticks me off that they can't pay attention to details...j/k.
P.S. Picked up a 1:32 Super Drift 350Z R/C car at walmart marked down to $7.
P.S. Picked up a 1:32 Super Drift 350Z R/C car at walmart marked down to $7.
Originally Posted by PETERPIT
Any one else notice that the cruise controls are on the wrong side of the steering wheel? Ticks me off that they can't pay attention to details...j/k.
P.S. Picked up a 1:32 Super Drift 350Z R/C car at walmart marked down to $7.
P.S. Picked up a 1:32 Super Drift 350Z R/C car at walmart marked down to $7.

btw..I went out to Radio Shack and bought 5 more of those 35th's for $1.47 ea. They were marked to sell at $4.99...great deal for those little buggers.

June
Originally Posted by thezedsled
Do you guys ever get together and play with them?
Hahaha, j/k!
Hahaha, j/k!
kisses,
June
ps. I like to collect miniatures. One of my collections is that of a one of a kind 10,000+/- piece factory (machinery made of lead and wood) in 1/4"=1'-0" scale. It is valued at roughly $100,000. Of course, I wouldn't want to let anyone play with that.
Last edited by june; Feb 15, 2006 at 07:40 PM.
Originally Posted by thezedsled
I have this mental picture of a bunch of grown men playing with toy cars...
How can one have a mental picture when it is obvious that they don't have an imagination?
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Please read this:
"The best part of getting older is the memory of our youth"....that is if we had one at all.
June
Last edited by june; Feb 15, 2006 at 07:40 PM.
I have the AutoArt 1:18, AutoArt 1:64, Maisto 1:18, 1:24, Some unknown brand 1:43s, an Xmods 1:26 RC, and a 1:10 RC
The AutoArt is by far the most accurate, and for the price it should be. Even has fuzzy carpet.
The Maisto 1:24 has many problems as well, including the B-Pillar being attached to the door when it opens
The AutoArt is by far the most accurate, and for the price it should be. Even has fuzzy carpet.
The Maisto 1:24 has many problems as well, including the B-Pillar being attached to the door when it opens
Originally Posted by Lemans350
I have the AutoArt 1:18, AutoArt 1:64, Maisto 1:18, 1:24, Some unknown brand 1:43s, an Xmods 1:26 RC, and a 1:10 RC
The AutoArt is by far the most accurate, and for the price it should be. Even has fuzzy carpet.
The Maisto 1:24 has many problems as well, including the B-Pillar being attached to the door when it opens
The AutoArt is by far the most accurate, and for the price it should be. Even has fuzzy carpet.
The Maisto 1:24 has many problems as well, including the B-Pillar being attached to the door when it opens

That was a good price. My son give me a 1:34 a Kinsmart black Fairlady, and an RS 1:72 (with display case). The RS model has great detail and accuracy for such a small metal diecast. I have several Radio Shack 35th's w/ sound. I will probably only keep a couple for myself.
I have been looking for a 1:18 black 35th so I could have a replica of my full size, but they may not come out. I am waiting for the 2006's to come out. They have the 35th's wheels. If the 2006's become popular that may give AutoArt the incentive to make them. If I had a black 2006 that would be close enough for me.
I am also looking for a '72 Mercedes 280SE4.5 sedan. I have the full size. If you know of a place that would have them please let me know. Once I get the miniature it might give me the inspiration to sell the full size. I don't have enough garage space here at home.

June



maybe its the audio controls
