Red Bull X2010 Custom-Made Scale Model Hits eBay

Since the Red Bull X2010’s existence was announced nearly one year ago, there’s been surprisingly little promotion of the vehicle in the form of real-world merchandise. A scale-modeler in the UK has decided to change that by taking matters into his own hands, building a 1/43 diorama of the car and putting it up for sale on eBay. Needless to say, it would be the perfect addition to any Gran Turismo collection.

It appears to be well-executed, painted in “dark blue metallic” with a removable, smoked-glass canopy. It’s available to purchase internationally for £325.00, though as of writing, the listing will only be available for a few more hours (it’s now been re-listed for £275). Head on over to eBay.co.uk for more details, pictures, and order information.

Thanks to @lotusdriver111 for the tip, via WTF1.

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Comments (59)

  1. Laughlyn

    1:43 custom made, i’d probs give em £50 at most for it. isnt 1:43 about the size of a standard hotwheels/matchbox car? eh size of teh model car you get in the sig edition) summat that size and £250-£350 is ridiculous, sure it’d taken a lot to create but thats extortionate

  2. Bklingaman

    i was hoping for a life size model. i would have spent hours in that thing just hoping for it to magically have the engine and that i could blast away at 300mph. *sigh* i can only dream.

  3. sinister_300zx

    funny..any diecast company could have asked GT5 for permission to make this car mass production wise for a decent price so for this guy to make just 1 of these and for that price ppshhh yea rite.skills yea but i see i as a waste i would have kept it for my personal collection

  4. Mazerati

    Why spend all that money on something your going to use to crash into other cars and be a nuisance to other drivers with? :P

  5. GranTurismo330

    That’s like….over $500!!! For a 1/43th Scale model. That’s very comparable to the price of the X2010 in GT5….20 mill Cr.!!!! (That’s the most you can have too!).

  6. Thrasher

    Of all the vehicles to showcase in this event… I’d rather a FGT, or some of the “custom” le mans vehicles PD made…

    1. Hi there

      I can tell you exactly what it is worth. What someone is willing to pay for it. So to everyone saying ‘it is too expensive’, well for you yes (not saying you can’t afford it), but for someone else, it’s a bargain.

  7. d12dotcom

    Its not terribly good value (especially for 1/43 scale), but I am a little tempted. Especially now its £50 cheaper. If I didnt have to buy some things for my real car then I’d probably buy it. Quite impressed by the detail

  8. themartlab

    It’s only a matter of time until some poor-tasted tuner decide to modify his Civic into a Redbull x2010…with neon under…

    1. FlareKR

      Don’t even give them ideas. I wouldn’t want to even know what sort of clusterf*** of an abomination that would look like!

  9. Dan

    dosent look to legit…
    any ways i can make this by buying a f1 kits and molding custom parts , for around 50$ and a bit of time, lol

    1. FlareKR

      They can also be the colors of the flag of The Netherlands, of France, Slovenia, Slovakia, Serbia, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Thailand, Luxembourg, Iceland, Crotia, Chile, the UK, and the US of A!

  10. A_Higher_Place

    Too expensive, would be neat to put along my GT-R though. I’ll wait for the price to come…waaaaaaaaaay down

  11. HPUnleashed

    325 pounds?! Sorry, but I’m not going to shell out that much money no matter how much I like the design of that car.

  12. JKcreativeworks

    With all due respect, alot of kudos for his work and all that. But i wouldn’t even pay that much even if it was a replica of my own car.

  13. ChicoMaloXD

    That’s to expensive and it looks like cheap material.
    For that price it needs to be more detailed.
    The CE GT5 scale GT-R model looks better.

    1. Apokalipse

      Can’t comment on the material from the pictures, but it’s not fair to compare this and the GT-R. This is a one off hand built model and the CE scale model is something mass produced in a factory. And the details look fine.

    2. ChicoMaloXD

      You’re right Apokalipse. The headlights could have been a lil better, though. To me, it is a very attractive side of the car.

    3. FlareKR

      I was gonna say, that X1 looks a bit if-fy, not to be a bit condescending to the sculptor. I would’ve expected Hot Wheels to be making 1/64 models of the X1 a year ago; would’ve been an awesome campaign (of course, you bring unwanted 6 year olds online, but hey, more customers anyway).

    4. f1_stig

      it doesn’t look perfect to the one in the game. the headlights are wrong and it looks to me like there is an angle in the canopy. i don’t see a front spoiler ( the small ones under the lights) either. the stripes on top of the front wheels are faded in the game.

    1. Jay

      After probably putting in days of work into making the thing, i would probably charge that much aswell. Building models from no real dimensions and making a good 1/43 scale is really hard.

    2. Daz

      Well people used to buy the x1 car off me on eBay when the x1 was tradeable and if people were willing to pay me 30 pounds for that then this will sell for 300 easily!!

    3. Nabil Abdulla

      That asking price is stupid considering scale . Having said that there is a 1/8 scale Aventador that costs more than the real thing !!!

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