KNUCKLE DRAGGER Maisto Graphite 1:64

The Knuckle Dragger diecast model by Maisto presents a futuristic hot rod with a metal construction. The model stands out with a graphite shade as its main colour, with metallic silver on the panels and contrasting red and black accents. The body has dynamic lines and an aggressive profile, with a large, visible engine mounted at the front, whose chrome details reflect the light. Its length of 72 mm suggests a stable body, while the solid metal construction gives it a more substantial character than plastic models. The surface features precise detailing: raised ribs, recessed wheel arches, clearly defined trim and contrasting black decorations. The colour scheme consists of a graphite base, with silver chrome details and red accents creating a clear contrast. The use of chrome on elements such as the covers, grilles and wheels emphasises the technical character of this diecast model, while small details such as finished edges and detailed interior trim add realism. This is a model in 1:64 scale, made in China, with catalogue number 1443. Additional information points to a large power unit and chrome accents that emphasise the character of the diecast model, as well as its stable, lightweight but solid construction. Overall, it represents a classic but modernised hot rod style, combining substantial sculpting and glossy details with a contemporary approach to metallic-finish design.

Used, collectible diecast model; after restoration it is like new (without a box, unless a box is shown in the photos). We restore models with 3D-printed replacements for missing parts and special paints made for restoring model cars. If the model shows signs of use, it has been intentionally left partly unrestored to keep its individual vintage character. The photos show the actual condition of the model.

The date given in the title or description is not always the date the casting was made. It may refer to the design of the model, the first casting series or the production of the real car. We give the dates the manufacturer states on the base. If in doubt, check all information against the photo of the base of the model.