Bburago World Tour Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse, Lamborghini Centenario and Ferrari Enzo

Welcome to my channel. Today, I'm going to look at three Barrago diecast cars So we've got two from the World Tour series and just one Ferrari so we've got Enzo Ferrari in black, which I'm looking forward to showing you I don't think I have any other Ferraris and then these two World Tour ones They've got a Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse and a Lamborghini Centenario So there we go. Let's get these open And let's see them inside. Before I open them, I thought I'd just show you the other ones in the series So we've got all these here and so on. I've got Porsches and other Ferraris and then for this one, there's six I've got a Nissan, Ford, Chevrolet and a Volkswagen, but I was only interested in these two Okay, here we are out of the packaging and you can see all three. We've got the Ferrari here. You can zoom in I'll show you the details Of that, so there we go Nice silver alloys. You can see the logo on the front of the Ferrari Headlights are painted on But overall looks slick and on the back you can see the Ferrari Logo as well. The Enzo, there we go. And you can see the two exhausts coming out here on the sides Underneath. Not much about the car itself Unlike Siku where they put lots of facts in But they've just got a basic underneath. So there we go. You can see the engine on the back through the window Overall really nice feature. It's good that they've got the mirrors here, too Okay, the next one Lamborghini Centenario This looks awesome. Very smooth. Very slick. Nice blue It's got the Lamborghini Logo on the front and it's got painted headlights again This is from the world tour and it feels slightly more The quality seems to be a bit better than the Enzo in terms of the design and the details So here again, you can see the engine And these wheels at first I thought they were rubber, but actually they're plastics They've been crafted to look like they're rubber, but they're not so it's good touch again, there's underneath Simple base you can see inside as well Okay, and the last one we've got the Bugatti really cool I like how they've got the light blue oval here some sloppy paintwork You can see some silver from the headlights have come off here But overall it's a very sturdy toy And it's a cool cool one to add to the collection. So we've got underneath here the back It's been really thickly painted and it's very slick. You can see great design now the thing about this Barrago Sometimes the wheels they seem a bit smaller than the actual size so I think this could be better improved with bigger wheels and You've got some suspension which is interesting but not on the back So there we go One cool thing that the world tour cars came with are these red container boxes and these are cool for display so they open up at the top and For the Bugatti you get a Paris background and for the Lamborghini you get background of the Coliseum in Rome So let's put them in to show you what they look like So this one is cool for display and to keep it dust free can slide around a little bit but Overall, it's cool On the diagram that I saw for the sale this part could open but when I actually have it It doesn't open at all. So it just stays like this only the top opens and let's put the Lamborghini in here and that looks great as is and they've also got these little parts that make it stackable So you can put them in like that so It's quite a nice little addition This one because of the mirrors, it's kind of a bit wonky. It doesn't really fit in So they kind of should have planned that a bit better. I think but overall it's fine So I thought I'd do some other comparisons to some other models I have so For the Centenario. I've got one from majorette I've got one from Matchbox collectors So let's give these a spin and you can see how they compare this one slightly longer than the others okay, and then for the Bugatti There's a similar one. I have from Siku, which appears to be slightly bigger. I think the Bugatti from Borago the but if to make it perfect I reckon they could have put a detachable plastic hood to convert it into the other one and that would make it perfect What I like about the Borago one is it managed to get that blue design at the front. Whereas this one's just silver Overall both models are fantastic. The paint is really thick It's really sturdy and they both capture the original vehicles look very well Okay, and let's get all three of the Borago models on Yes, I thought I'd shout out to 164 diecasts where I got these from in the UK I could not find these in the shops and on eBay that could only get them from international sellers. So It's really good that Someone is make supplying these in the UK and I'll put the links down below if you're interested as well So yeah, let me know what you think of these cars give this video a like and subscribe for more reviews