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.

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.

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.