Another classic Ferrari from Kyosho, this is the famous coupe version of the 328 with a fuel-injected engine. The front cowl lifts forward to display the matching spare tire while the louvered rear cowl has a photo-etched vent screen.

— Like all Kyosho cars, it is high in detail and heavy in weight.
— The rear cowl can be opened to view an engine that´s detailed to the highest degree, including red and black vinyl hoses. It has pop-up head lamps.
— This is one of best-selling models at Amazon.com, and has been on their top 10 best selling list since May.

It bends, it kicks, it dances, it stands on one foot. The Manoi is the most sophisticated robot under 25 pounds. And it’s cool-looking, too — a 1/5 scale athlete humanoid that looks like a character from a 1960s cartoon. The company behind this specializes in RC cars, and the robot is an extension of that business. The idea is that people will buy a Manoi and enter it into tournaments run by the company 3 or 4 times a year — like people race RC cars in tournaments.

This is a 1/18th scale die-cast model of the famous Ferrari BB512 with carburetor engine. With magnificent detailing and a truly beautifully crafted model, it is both a collector’s dream and a kid’s fantasy.

— Kyosho has finally broken the Mattel/Hotwheels chokehold of Ferrari model cars by gaining approval from the Italian company to produce some sought-after Ferrari model cars like the Daytona and 308 GTB and this Boxer.
— “This car is BIG and HEAVY. It’s a real massive piece,” Jack of Classic Jack Collectables (in the Netherlands) told TDmonthly. “Not everyone thinks about that.”
— Ferrari is the most asked for name in die-cast cars, according to three retailers that spoke with TDmonthly.