Hi guys, I just got back from the post office. Let's see what we have to unbox. Let's see what we have. In case you guys wonder, I order most of my die gas from a German company called CK Model Car. They always provide me with a nice catalog and we have... Oh, a nice solid-o catalog. I think Solido makes a very nice model for the price. I'm going to keep this catalog and in order for more. So our first car is indeed a solid-o. It's the newest RWB Porsche and it looks pretty cool. I have all the other three in that series so I have four now. What's next? We have the Chouko Mercedes 300 SL. This one is for my friend Luke. He asked me if I could order it for him. And I said yes. We'll see later if you want us to open the box. Next we have this Chouko 4 and hold on a second. I got another one. Because one is for me and the other one is for my friend Luke. I think I'll keep this one because the tape is all broken. And I think there was some damage to the box. We'll check that later. I'm going to keep this one and give this one to my friend Luke. Next up we have a Solido Volkswagen Caddy. I got this one for super cheap and I'm planning to keep this one to do a all-wettered pickup. I'm going to try something later on. Next we have a beautiful Porsche Le Mans. It's the winner of the 24 hours of Le Mans in 1988. Pretty cool model. Let's move this box out of the way and have a closer look at what we have. At this point I should probably mention that I'm not sponsored by CK Model Car. Although I wish I was, I just like what they have to offer and I got a pretty good deal. So it's nice to check it out. I'll put a link in the description if you guys want to check their website. So I just got off the phone with my friend Luke. He said we can open his box. Now that settles it. Oh wow, that's a great looking car. At first glance I have to say that the silver on this car is very well done. It's a really cool car. I'm not going to open the gold wing doors. I'll let my friend Luke do it. But overall this thing is really nice. I'm impressed at what Chuko did. I've seen the Mini-Champ model and for the price difference I think this one is better. The engine base is not as detailed as I want it to be. But you know it's quite alright. Let me know in the comments section if you want me to do an in-depth review of this model. I'll ask my friend Luke if I can borrow it. Let's very carefully put this beauty back in the box and move on to the next car. Our next car is this Chuko Porsche 911 S-Coup. I'm very anxious to open the box because the box is damaged. Let's hope the car is okay. As you can see the box has already been opened before. I'll check the damage. Let's check it out. As always we have the door opening tool from Chuko. Very nice touch. This car is absolutely beautiful. This is just my opinion. But I really think that Chuko make extremely well detailed car for the price. They are a little bit more expensive than Solido. And sometimes maybe even more expensive than Noriv. But the level of quality in details is absolutely fantastic. Pretty close to AutoArt but for a fraction of the price. The black color on this model is so well applied and deep that my camera has difficulty focusing on it. The amount of details on this car is absolutely stunning. Next one in today's show. We have the Porsche 911 RWB made by Solido. This is the Ford Model they released. This one is in burgundy red. Very nice car. Like I said before, I have the other three cars from that series. And I was planning to do a video on these four cars. I was just waiting on this one to do the video. So stay tuned. It'll be up sometimes. Hopefully pretty soon. Next up we have the Porsche 956B number 7 winner of the 24 hours of Lema in 1984. From Solido. I wanted this car for a long time. It was just waiting for it to be on sale. I have to say that Solido is the main reason I got rid of most of my milestones. I think that for a budget price, Solido makes extraordinary model. They always have new stuff coming up. So a very interesting company. Beautiful model for the price. Also, you should know that everything I'm saying here is just my opinion. If you have a different opinion, just feel free to write it in the comment section and let's have a discussion about it. But frankly, I think that my snow models and Viburego are obsolete. They need to step up their game if they want to compete with these newer companies like Solido or IXo model. Our last model for today is the Solido Vosebag and Gaddy. But this little pickup truck I had it on sale for dirt cheap. I want to do an all-witter down pickup. Maybe add some rust on the bottom. Do a dirty version of a working truck in the middle east. I don't know what's an idea I have. Let me know in the comment section what do you want me to do with this truck. The interior is pretty well done. There's a lot of potential in this little die gas. Let me know in the comment section. Don't forget to like this video and I'll talk to you guys next time. Bye-bye!