Sneak Peek! The MotorHelix 1:18 Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA is Coming!

The 1:18 full diecast Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA (952) in Rosso GTA Red is arriving soon! If you're interested in getting one, search for DCF Diecast in our online store.

The first to arrive is the 1:18 full diecast Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA (952) in Rosso GTA Red (M89001), limited to 1499 pieces. This model features a fully openable design: four doors and two hoods can be opened, the engine cover can be removed, and the steering wheel turns with the front wheels.

In terms of accessories, the car comes with a 1:18 scale engine model and an engine stand model. Other accessories will match the contents of the mass-produced product packaging. The product is officially licensed by Alfa Romeo.

The model faithfully replicates the actual car, featuring an open mesh grille at the front. The headlights have detailed inner structures and color separation. The front bumper's "carbon fiber" section is crafted using water decal technology, with discernible carbon patterns and a clear coat covering. The entire model includes over 100 water decals. The front badge is a metal sticker, with legible detailed characters.

The model's engine hood is connected to the car body with diecast "dog-leg" hinges and "hydraulic rods." The underside features label stickers, structural detailing, and open mesh configurations. The front engine cover can be removed, with the part's coloring and labels accurately replicating the real car. * The engine bay's base color varies across different versions, but the mechanical details remain consistent.

The engine bay of the model features a fully independent 2.9L V6 Bi-Turbo engine model, with detailed configurations on all six sides, even for areas not visible in the completed model. This level of detail is a standard feature of MotorHelix's 1:18 full die-cast models. Reference images of the dismantled parts (shown above) reveal the detailed configuration of the actual car's cooling components, with accurate replication of the real car's pipes and fluid reservoir colors. Notably, removing the front protective plate of the chassis reveals even more engine details.

The emblem on the front fender is created using pad printing, showcasing the "Four-leaf Clover" and "Autodelta" logos. The interior door panels are sprayed with a textured paint, and the carbon fiber parts are represented using water decals, with component and electronic control colors accurately matching the real car. The interior stitching and seatbelt colors vary by exterior color: red stitching/red seatbelt for the red body, white stitching/red seatbelt for the white body, and white stitching/green seatbelt for the green body.

The model’s interior dashboard is sprayed with textured paint, and the character markings are clearly visible using pad printing. The steering wheel color is matched to the real car, and the electronic control buttons have legible characters. The dashboard features detailed color separation, and the instrument panel is adorned with high-resolution water decals.

The model’s interior floor is short-pile flocked, and both the driver and passenger seats are equipped with floor mats. The surfaces of the front and rear seats are sprayed with textured paint. The underside of the front seats features "carbon fiber" water decals, and the headrests have "GTA" logos. The interior roof includes embossed sun visors, electronic control areas, and rear reading lights.

The model's rear features pad-printed lettering, and the badge is a detailed metal sticker. The diffuser section below the rear bumper is decorated with "carbon fiber" water decals covered with a clear coat. The ducktail spoiler with a central cutout is replicated to match the real car. The rear trunk lid is connected to the car body with die-cast "dog-leg" hinges, and the underside features structural detailing.

The model's undercarriage is made of plastic, with a removable front protective plate. The undercarriage reveals detailed components such as the exhaust system, driveshaft, and suspension. The rear protective plate is a separate piece, covering some of the exhaust tips. The front and rear suspension details are well-represented, with the rear wheels showing the slightly exaggerated 50mm wider stance of the real car. Removing the front undercarriage plate reveals additional detailed engine components, including the oil pan. The wheels are modeled to match the real car, spinning very smoothly. The center-lock wheel badges are detailed, and the perforated brake discs are colored to replicate the real car's texture.

Future releases will include the planned Bianco Trofeo White and Montreal Green color options. The Giulia GTAm release plan is expected to be announced by MotorHelix only after the Giulia GTA project is delivered and launched.

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