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AutoArt’s Hellraisin Purple Widebody Challenger is a standout 1:18 diecast. Its flawless purple paint and accurate widebody details scream muscle car, and it’s loaded with features
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AutoArt’s 1:18 G500 4x4² is a top-tier miniature version of Mercedes’s monster truck, and the Electric Beam (yellow) color really pops. It’s a highly detailed, fun scale model built for collectors and display.
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This AutoArt Regera in white (with black carbon accents) is a spectacular 1:18 model that lives up to its hypercar roots
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AutoArt’s Porsche GT2 RS Weissach in Acid Green is a jaw-dropping 1:18 diecast, with vivid paint and carbon detailing that pop. It comes fully featured – roll-cage interior, rubber tires, and opening panels – capturing the no-nonsense, race-car essence of Porsche’s ultimate 911.
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AutoArt’s Huracán EVO Rosso Bia is a showstopper in miniature.
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Donned in glossy black and a carbon hood, AutoArt’s 1:18 Liberty Walk Aventador is a wild show-car replica that packs serious presence. It features real rubber tires, steerable wheels, and opening hood, doors, and engine cover - all with impressively sharp details.
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A stunning interpretation of the Gran Turismo “Fan Car,” AUTOart’s 1:18 Red Bull X2014 in Dark Silver Metallic delivers eye-catching presence and sharp detail. With its body in composite ABS, opening canopy, and even steerable wheels, this X2014 is a high-value, show-stopping piece for collectors
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AUTOart’s 1:18 Nissan GT-R LM Nismo Test Car captures one of Le Mans’ most unconventional prototypes with striking design, quality finishing, and solid detail -though its sealed body limits overall interactivity.
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AUTOart’s 86599 Honda RA272 is a 1:18‑scale recreation of the white #11 car that Richie Ginther drove to Honda’s first Formula 1 victory at the 1965 Mexican Grand Prix. Limited to 2 000 pieces, the model replicates the RA272’s compact transverse‑mounted V12, delicate open
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AUTOart’s 1:18 Ford GT Le Mans “plain color” series takes the aggressive, race-bred GT and presents it in a stripped-back, livery-free finish. The Ruby Red version (81811) is essentially a display-focused piece—same Le Mans-spec bodywork, but without the racing graphics. It’s a look that highlights the