I think the 1/43 looks ok. Though as I had expected, it still doesn't look as good as the 1/43 KITT that Aoshima did many years ago.

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imranbecks wrote:The packaging is exactly as I'd expect it would be.. Keeping in line with the rest of the Elite models they have done.
The Super Elite 1966 Batmobile went for about $300.00US.Knight Racer wrote:I have to ask,is this the most expensive model car Hot Wheels has ever made?
I'd be surprised if it addressed any innacuracies, like the wheel rims, tbh. I would expect it to be the same moulds - the only difference between the various Hot Wheels price points are the details like photoetched parts & tampos, and the type of box. There are lots of Ferrari models that have been released at three price points for comparison, so there is precedent to gauge any likely improvements.MrSmith wrote:I guess everyone though needs to be mindful .....
that as previously mentioned there is going to be more expensive and detailed versions released, so up to you if you buy this one now or hold off for the ultimate versions.
neps wrote:I do have higher resolution versions of all pics - will try and upload them tonight for your critical eyes.
Here ya go... Download the zip fileMotor_Head wrote:Link doesn't seem to work Neps.
The scanner would probably still look like this as it was on the unpainted prototype >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTY_-pmyv_gTbird100636 wrote:Very detailed. With higher res. pictures the wheels still look too small compared to the tires on the 1:18. It has a season 2 dash, as indicated by the red "PURSUIT" light under KITT's voice modulator. BUT... they painted the lights on the sides of the gas pedal from season 3. The licence plate is season 1 with the registration stickers. Someone else mentions a while back a lack of a black cargo shade, which it still doesn't have.
But I'll still buy one when it comes out. One more thing, I'd like to see what the scanner looks like now in operation.