Long time again since my last post about my favorite Macau based brand. But let’s face it : there isn’t that much news to feature as the brand has been omnipresent at all the exhibitions, salons, diecast expos of the Asian eras of the last fall and winter.
It’s pretty amazing to see the number of exclusive models that Inno has made through the last months (that I don’t have, sadly). I have heard that this wasn’t very welcome by collectors, thinking the brand was too exclusive with a limited access to the models. What is totally understandable.
Nonetheless, I have a bunch of new models I can share to you, with one Singapore Exclusive model, a Brunei exhibit special and others standard releases, including a Tec Art’s special.
The Skyline GT-R R32 is a must have among collectors, and there is no reason this one from Singapore Diecast 2024 escape this fact. It’s a model that I know absolutely nothing about, I don’t know if the model exists or is pure fantasy. It is relatively sought after.
Another special from Brunei, with this exclusive AE86 diecast kustom show. The AE86 is definitely a must have too and got a lot of declination, specially in the drift world. This model has a body kit and opened headlights.
Another AE86, purple, from tec Art’s was also offered in late 2024 by Inno. This model is heavily modified with a huge rear wing, lack of rear bumper and a special front with additional pieces (pretty small and detailed for the scale, please). Overall not a very good looking car (imo), but a very detailed and well executed one. Maybe the wheels are a tad small.
Finally, what would be 2024 without models from LB world, kits and other multifaceted models belonging of the tuning landscape. One featured today is a model you already know, but not presented here yet. It is the (not) Mazda LBWK RX7 FD3S LB-Super Silhouette in Mazda 787b LeMans 1991 livery. I did not have this model yet, and I stick to what I’ve said in previous articles : not my cup of tea but a very well executed model with a super low stance and an amazing paint. The paying homage is fun, I would say. It pops, the orange really shines and the metallic green is awesome.
The second model is a new casting mold and Inno last entry in the GT-R legacy : the LB Silhouette Works GT Nissan 35 GT-RR (!). What a name for a car looking very much to the last Batmobile (oh look). Full carbon edition for this big (really big) kitted car, once again very well executed. It is a heavy piece, full metal, perfect roller.
You can find all these models on eBay at various prices.
See you soon for more Inno64 reviews!
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