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@@BigBredaCollectiblesReviews so cute, so shy!

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@@BigBredaCollectiblesReviews Nice selfie

Everybody keeps saying "For the price, it should be perfect." as if the higher price of a Jazzinc vehicle is directly related to a better finish. No, that's not what you're paying for. What you're paying for is an accurate model that happens to be bigger than the Hot Toys which increases cost. What you're paying for is availability. Jazzinc isn't a big enough company that can pump out 50,000 units to substantially lower costs. What you're paying for are the added features of paint, diecast, and electronics effects. When all these factors are accounted for, the price for a Jazzinc car is absolutely justified. If the Jazzinc car was $900 but still had defects, then you'd be okay with it? It doesn't matter what the price is, no product should have defects so it's a moot point. This may come as a surprise to you, but every company has test batches which is what this is. In this case, Joost made the mistake of sending them to people who had a greater interest in getting views for their channel than helping identify QC issues. If you don't think Hot Toys has QC issues, think again. Remember the Delorean? It happens. The fact that you don't even mention Jazzinc's name suggests you have a bias against them when you could be just as critical of Hot Toys for QC issues.

@@ron5545 I respect your opinion and view on the matter, as I do always in a civilized discussion. To address some of your points, I do understand perfectly the costs of particular specifications and added details for production of a particular product or subject, quality control, production test samples MADE AT THE FACTORY to check FLAWS in production from OBVIOUS ones to microsize ones BEFORE giving it to the factory client for inspection and then the client to his customers for review and opinions wich as this particular case have demonstrated could have some negative and/or speculative ramifications on QC at the source, shipping box/container design and options for transportation, and of course the net and shared financial gain on a product for all involved partys, etc, etc. by its success in the market by the acceptance of the clients and it's positive reviews. To begin with and the "101" of business and responsible manufacture, final cost is reach AFTER all the variants in manufacture, proses and materials and location for production are "zero in" and you have the numbers to go to production and ensure a viable production cost and a final monetary gain to keep the business successful and good revenue for its output...in other words, you are in it to have a good payday for your hard work and. QUALITY product. So in replay to your argument, price indeed play a big part in the quality, craftsmanship, investment and joy you are expecting to receive in the final product. Is not only in the "size and materials" and be a small specialty company, is also in HOW these are apply and used and the final quality and integration of all those materials and manufacturing processes, in fact some of the most expensive and cherished things made today in our world are done by VERY SMALL companies with very small output, but an extremely fine attention to quality and craftsmanship and customer satisfaction on the PRODUCT .... Yes COST is a factor...you are paying for quality all-around...not size, paint, parts and electronics materials only....again, you are paying a premium compared to a direct similar product in the market for the full integration and craftsmanship of all of them in a final "top of the line and super accurate high quality collector grade" product that will carry the brand name and business future endeavours in a small specialty market and by the same token the confidence of its buyers in the quality received and pay for. And to address your final point, I did not mention the company name because is not nessesary, in NO PART of my previous post did I criticized or try to put down anyone wishing to buy the expensive and bigger version, is my very personal belief that everyone do with their money and taste what ever make them happier and give them joy, unlike those who LOVE to put down the collectors who prefer the Hot Toys or any other brands version for whatever personal reason and taste, to each its own. If you are happy and don't mind these QC problems or want to justify them, is OK with me, I am not investing on it or making criticism of those who wish to do so. Hope they get fixed and you get a superb 1/6 scale 1989 Batmobile and enjoy it to the fullest. My post is aimed at

It is clear that JazzInc doesn't really live up to all the misleading influencers hype trying to diss the Hot Toys Burtonverse Batmobile as if it's off, as if it's tiny and pink with purple polka-dots. I own the original MMS170 Hot Toys Burtonverse Batmobile behemoth from 2013 and it is clear that JazzInc dweebs can't handle the truth. Hot Toys Burtonverse Batmobile is massive and all black, includes the cacooned shields, browning machine guns, light-up headlights, taillights, exhaust and dashboard interior, side blades, 8 Batdiscs, hydraulic lift, side grappling hook, two seats, etc. and for half the price of the JazzInc ripoff. The only things Hot Toys Burtonverse Batmobile is missing is the Batmissile transformation capability, RC driving capability and exhaust flames, and JazzInc doesn't even include the shields.

@@StevieStitches "as if it's off" There's no "as if". It's off. If you're happy with it great, but it's not accurate.

@@ron5545 This dude is trolling and it’s blatantly obvious. JazzInc is off. There are paint blesmishes all over the JazzInc Burtonverse Batmobile, the hubcaps are even missing the bat emblems and there are canopy issues in the JazzInc Burtonverse Batmobile, etc. JazzInc are amateurs and too fucking expensive.

@StevieStitches no trolling here. The jazz inc car is scanned from the hero batmobile.. this alone is worth the price. Hot toys re-releases their crap, calling it a 2.0...with absolutely no changes. Most people may not even see a difference in the shape between the hot toys and jazz inc.. but people that can see the difference, will appreciate the correct one.

@@Wee-WorldMiniaturesandProps JazzInc is disappointing a lot of customers with their long delays and finally receiving.their crappy first botched batch they're now calling a "test" batch to try to cover their incompetent asses. Hot Toys is crazy accurate. I'm pretty much convinced Hot Toys shrunk down an actual Batmobile from the film set and sent it to me. It's perfect. Great sculpting and details. Pure perfection. I don't even need to buy the rerelease since I have the original from 2013 but it was a smart move for the collectors that can't find the original.release.

No I’m just saying what he told me. People are flipping out over nothing. Let’s see when all the cars ship and if there’s issues then we can have that discussion. And I’ll be sure to show everything. Flaws and all (if any).

@@sixscalemafia Coming from the Jazzinc shill himself, I'm sure I can count on your unbiased opinion, even if you have Joost on stream every few months.

I never and will not delete comments. Don’t know what are you even accusing me of🙈

​@@BigBredaCollectiblesReviews Looks like comments get hidden when sorted by top comments. Newest shows all. Did not know YT does that, my bad Breda.

You'd lose money on that bet.