>>6075452>>6075455>>6075519Superfast guy here, current matchbox doesn't really do it for me for the last decade or so. Mostly models i don't care about, poor wheels and graphicdesign. I honestly think hotwheels look better now for both crazy over the top stuff, more stock factory models and everything in between.
Do they still have bouncy suspension?
>>6075392>Topleftgnarly/10 love how the rounded shape continues to wrap around the bottom. You can just feel the weight of the thing. Redlines always look really good. Not my favourite colour perse but has a great finish and paintquality. Has visible interior.
>toprightLike the opulent colour and engine detail. The body is wavier wich is a nice take, but it also looks generally 'muddier'. While blacked out windows can look really cool (it definately looks cool here) i also feel it's just a way to cheap out on interior detail. Not a fan of superhots wheels.
pass/10
>bottomleftGreat enginedetail. While i understand the appeal of the caricature style cars, they mainly look retarded. Graphics look awful and unflattering to the design. The spokes of the frontwheels look way to thin to match the rear ones.
3/10
>bottomrightOveral shape is a lot better again and puts a more angular futuristic twist on it succesfully. Almost on the edge of caricaturistic with its tapered shapes, but keeps it subtle enough.While the paint has some glittery effect it looks a bit flat and dull. Very obvious muddy moulding with details that aren't as sharp as they could be. If the angles aren't straight and sharp as an arrow it makes undetailed surfaces just look cheap, this is very obvious on the nose and rear fender/windscreen area. Wheels aren't my favourite but are fitting and look alright.
returningtoform/10
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