Most Popular Model Car Scales And Sizes Explained!

[@hm6954]

Thank you for explaining model scales so well.

[@devanshurajjhala2237]

loved to see your collection, brother.; also thanks for sharing your knowledge on the sizes of collecting cars. Keep it growing 👍

[@R17beg]

Nice collection brother. That's a big collection to amass in a year! Great stuff. I see you love skodas lol

[@jesselandry8213]

Great effort mate.

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

@@jesselandry8213 Thanks!

[@myname6455]

Nice. Very informative.

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback!

[@AtTonisGarage]

Great comparison between scales...I will remiane a 1/43 scale collector due to the perfect balance between size and details amount, but this clip is very helpful for many collectors 😁👍

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

Thanks a lot for the feedback!

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

1:43 is definitely a smart choice, unless you have infinite space and funds! For example, I wanted to have every generation of inconic cars like the S-Class, VW Golf, 911 and so on, but 1:18 scale would've cost a fortune, so I went with 1:43 instead!

[@AtTonisGarage]

@@GKBehindTheWheel This applied to me as well, but it my case, I wanted to have every Lamborghini model, as a start. 200 models later I am near at the half of the list and the space is starting to be a problem even at 1/43 scale 😅😅

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

@@AtTonisGarage Damn, 200 models? That's insane! At the end of last year I had around 140x 1:43 and 15x 1:18. I'll have to severely restrict purchases this year or I'll have to give up my bed 😂

[@PieterNatrovic]

What brand make the best 1/43 ..greenlight good ? What about bburago? What collection you have that scale..I just start my collection with killbill 1.43 wagon, and I wanna have more 1.43 movie or entertain series related.

[@frasermartin6728]

1:43 is an excellent scale for collectors - they are definitely not toys, and most say so on the boxes. It is also about right for older stuff like Corgi and Dinky toys - at least from the 1950s and 1960s - which can be restored or Code3 converted. I have quite a few of the latter and plenty of the collector cars, though ALL of mine are British and from between 1948 and 1988: you have to draw a line somewhere!

[@kjstancedz]

I got them 1/43

[@PieterNatrovic]

What brand make the best 1/43 ..greenlight good ? What about bburago? What collection you have that scale..I just start my collection with killbill 1.43 wagon, and I wanna have more 1.43 movie or entertain series related.

[@BritishRail60062]

Great video there. Not sure if model railways interest you but O scale is also 1/43 scale so these could be used on a model railway as scenic items in towns or depots etc.

[@gabem.5242]

I personally think that 1:24-1:20 is the sweet spot for me: while there are a lot of mid-low quality manufacturers in that scale, there are still quite a lot of great manufacturers that still have a great eye for quality. For sure EBBRO, Fujimi, Tamiya, Danbury Mint and Franklin Mint spring to mind :)

[@old_dan]

What brands would be considered low quality in this scale? While I'm familiar with model sizes, I'm not very familiar with the brands.

[@PieterNatrovic]

What brand makes 1:43 scale the best? You think bburago still worth to collect? Or better choose greenlight ?😊

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

@@PieterNatrovic I'm not familiar with Greenlight so I can't comment on that. Bburago is really affordable but you just lose so many details that I could never recommend them. I think Solido is a great place to start, excellent models for low prices. If you spend a bit more, Norev makes even better models for not that much more money.

[@PieterNatrovic]

@@GKBehindTheWheel wow thanks for your advice . I want some miniatur model not a toy actually.

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

@@PieterNatrovic Then definitely avoid Bburago. Solido and Norev are my top recommendations

[@Efreet17]

What brand are gray rs6 and silver porsche? And also red skodas?

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

The grey RS6 is a resin model by GT-Spirit. The silver 911 Turbo S is by Minichamps. The little Škodas are all by Abrex/Kaden/iScale/Norev.

[@Efreet17]

@GKBehindTheWheel thanx brother 👍 nice collection

[@RealGoosman]

2:23 Solido is also amazing

[@magnuskallas]

Am I seeing a typo on the Rolls as "Rols Royce"? ;)

[@JosephFeleppa]

I don't have a lot of space so I collect 1/43 scale. Small enough for people with limited space but very good detail for the small size. I also have a few 1/18th scale model. I have 20 of them, but only 4 are one display because of limited space.

[@Ret_Army_Combat_Vet]

Like the video, great info but too long. Next time put down a tailor's board with rulers for scale so that everyone can see and easily compare. Beside that the info is good. Thanks

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

@@Ret_Army_Combat_Vet Thanks a lot for the feedback, I'll keep them in mind!

[@Nickorochy]

Can I cut this audio for a video?

[@kjstancedz]

I got herpa ferraris 1:43 those are really detailed

[@mhlhrnndz]

What is the model of gray one 1:18?

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

Mercedes-Benz S500 V223 generation

[@mhlhrnndz]

@@GKBehindTheWheel autoart bro?

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

@@mhlhrnndz Norev

[@romztechtalk]

I need that s class how do i get it

[@ungurdani8346]

2 scale 1:57 & 1:28

[@helisoma]

there's also the more limited and usually prohibitively expensive 1:12 scale

[@Emtbtoday]

Blitzway do the largest scale at 1.6 scale juat bigger than the 1.8 scale iand building at the moment! When i was younger 25 years ago i remember i had 1.16 scale diecast! They were jsut smaller than my 1.18s but i was a kid i played with these 1.16 cars and now i cannot find any new ones! My ones are beat up but there 1.16 escort RS and 205 with wide body kit

[@lilproto9876]

I have some kins smart. They make more of the 1:38, 1:36, 1:40 etc.

[@honeydew2015]

Super,thank you so much

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

You're welcome!

[@old_dan]

There's a few models I'm interested in buying but 1/18 are too expensive nowadays. Do 1/24 models are really considered "low quality" or low detail? It's kind of surprising to me since those are the biggest size after 1/18.

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

I'd say 1:24 are generally low-detail than low-quality. Now, you can also get 1:18 from mainstream brands like Bburago, which combine some of the attention to detail of collector grade models with the durability of mainstream 1:24 models

[@old_dan]

@@GKBehindTheWheel Thanks for clarifying. I've been acquiring the models I really wanted in 1/18 since I can't find them in 1/24 and the models on that size don't look that great. But man, people are asking so much for these things, lol. I haven't checked in years and seeing the prices nowadays took me by surprise. I remember when the Autoart Mazda 787B was $115. Now they're at $700.

[@kevinaspro5583]

Where are you from I'm from Europe to I'm from Lithuania how about you?

[@DzannAilbeTalinda]

i only buy car scale 1/87 cuz i have build a lot of 1/87 diorama...

[@LandonTheBugkid]

Who else saw 4 of the same cars

[@MrSpadeSoldier]

Is there a huge difference between 1/64 & 1/76?

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

I'd say it's pretty noticeable. 1:64 are like 7cm long. 1:76 are closer to 4cm. Obviously depends on how big the car is in real life.

[@Emtbtoday]

The mini Gt won't get rare with it being 3D printed! They will always have the cad design on file to recreate the moulds for die cast! I have a pink resin Honda NSX 3D printed master of mini gt they use game files and some real scans giving the detail its impressive

[@romztechtalk]

And a c63 w204

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[@mihoover39]

Rolls-Royce has 2 Ls not 1

[@rozson9415]

Largest is 1:6

[@GKBehindTheWheel]

No, you can get larger models, like 1:4 if you want. It just depends on how much you're willing to pay.

[@ddddzzzz5426]

largest is 1:1 😀

[@LandonTheBugkid]

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