Matchbox Porsche 911 GT3 Red - 2023 Mainline

Today's video, we're going to be looking at this Matchbox Porsche 911 GT3. It looks absolutely fantastic in red and similar to the yellow Porsche 918 Spyder that I reviewed that was in yellow. It's got a simple design but curved. It captures the silhouette of the bodywork really, really well. This is probably one of my favourite Matchbox diecasts this year out of the mainline. So let's take a look at this guy in close-up detail. If you're into diecast cars or Transformers and toys, please do consider subscribing to my channel. Thank you! Let's have a quick look at this. On the car we've got a picture of the Porsche, 75th anniversary here, 70 years Matchbox as well. Looking fantastic in there, got the name 911 GT3 and it's 67, is it? 87 of 100. And if you're interested in the stuff on the back, here you go, you can pause that at any time to look. Let's get this open. Just one thing to note, for some strange reason, for the first time I've ever seen this, it comes with a plastic cover here. I don't know whether that's to protect it maybe, but I've never seen that ever. Normally you just pull off the blister and then that's it. Here we go, let's take a look at this beauty. Chrome five-spoke wheels, tampered headlights, we've got a section here as well on the front, like a kind of grill. We've got the logo, air intakes here, more vents. Let's just take a look at this from the front. So, boom. Okay, here we are. And it's done really nice. When I saw this I was like, oh wow, I wasn't expecting to see this. I usually go to the Entertainer, that's the only place around here that keeps up to date with Matchbox reasonably. It's maybe one or two cases behind, but that's because Mix One is still there and I'm still seeing the Koenigsegg Camaro, the Rivian truck, all those guys that are still there. Until they shift, they're not going to order any more, which makes sense, but it's a shame because beautiful cars like this can get missed. So, yeah. Anyway, this model looks beautiful. And Hot Wheels have also released a Porsche 911 GT3 as well, but this version, man, it looks just, it's much better in terms of being realistic, but also having a bit of stylistic edits to it. And it looks class. So, let's check it out. This is the side. Beautiful silhouette. Really nice curved bodywork panels here. You know, lots of curves. Smooth vehicle. Let's have a look at that. Tampered on the front, tampered on the back as well here. There we go. And you can see the lights. It's got a licence plate as well. Got a little GT3 sign here. This is all metal, which is brilliant. I love it when it's all one piece. The fewer the pieces, the more sturdy and, yeah, durable the casting is. Beautiful. And we've got these shiny chrome five-spoke wheels on the bottom. Made in Thailand. Bit of detail underneath. And then from the top, let's have a look at the dash. There we go. Left-hand drive. You can see the gear stick. Let's have a look at it from the other side. Not that much detail there. Got wing mirrors too. So, again, similar to the yellow Porsche. It's quite a simple model, but it is done very, very well. And I snapped it up instantly. Okay, let's get this on the turntable. This is a great model. And I think it really shows off Matchbox's strengths. You know, they make realistic cars, stock cars that, you know, people, you can... I've seen this in London. It's there. And it is so cool to have, like, a miniature model of that. So, yeah, value for money. Hands down, 10 out of 10. It's simple, but it's so well executed. You know, great to have this added to my collection. So, if you enjoyed this video, do give it a like. Drop a comment below. We'd love to hear your feedback. Let me know what you think. Subscribe to this channel if you're into diecasts. And hopefully see you in the next video. Take care.