One gorgoues day, I went to Valletta, capital city of Malta. After looking at some diecast shops, looking for some new cars... I found this beauty hiding behind some boxes! Five minutes later, the model was sold and in my collection!

The model is a beautiful piece from Minichamps, the paint is all but perfect. Smooth and even. The headlights and rear lights look very real, especially the headlights. The car also has a set of foglights, a very fine and realistic improvement. The main drawback is the use of decals, they are perfectly applied, but they could easily brittle in the future.

The car opens up fully, the doors, engine cover and front compartment all open to show very fine details. The door hinges are very discrete and look very real. The front part and engine compartment do not have hinges as they completely fall off the model.

The cockpit is to my eyes, poor. I haven't seen any pictures of this part of the real car, so I cannot really say. However, I think it is too poor for a car like this.

The engine cover comes off to show a very detailed engine. As you can see, the engine is fully wired and full of plastic pipes. All in all, it is one of the best engines I have seen from a miniature and coming from a middle range company, it is really surprising to see this level of detail. The front compartment opens up to show a very finely detailed tyre replacement and some other fine details.

The wheel is very nice too, nothing to say against this part. On the other hand, I have to praise Minichamps for not omitting the brake disk and caliper from this model. As you can see, the rim completely hides this part, but Minichamps still put it in the model, and in a very detailed way.