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Maserati GranTurismo Liberty Walk Black with Gold Wheels AB Models 1:18

Maserati GranTurismo Liberty Walk Black with Gold Wheels AB Models 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Maserati
Model Manufacturer
AB Models
Scale
1:18
Material
Resin
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
MAS-LB08-C
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About the Maserati GranTurismo Liberty Walk Black with Gold Wheels AB Models 1:18

TL;DR: AB Models' 1:18 resin Maserati GranTurismo wears a Liberty Walk widebody kit in black with gold wheels, its flared arches and deep splitter cast into one sealed body. Applying the kit to a grand tourer rather than a supercar is one of Liberty Walk's less expected subjects. A tuner-shelf piece for Italian widebody collectors.

Liberty Walk's widebody language is best known on supercars, so a Maserati GranTurismo wearing the kit is a comparatively rare sight. AB Models' resin cast follows that treatment in black, the gold wheels offering the one bright contrast against an otherwise restrained finish.

AB Models' Resin Cast of the Liberty Walk Maserati GranTurismo

A Sealed Body Around Elegant Factory Lines

AB Models casts this GranTurismo as a single sealed shell, doors, bonnet and boot moulded shut with no shut line interrupting the widebody's surfacing. The GranTurismo's Pininfarina-designed body was built around long, flowing lines rather than aggressive creasing, which makes the widebody's flared arches a more delicate addition here than on a sharper-edged supercar, and a sealed casting keeps that transition smooth rather than breaking it with a hinge gap. Resin's casting tolerance holds the flare edges cleanly where they meet the original wheel arch, and the deep front splitter reads as an addition rather than a factory feature. The rear diffuser and quad exhaust tips hold defined edges rather than a soft moulded mass, small details that matter more on a grand tourer than a heavily creased supercar body.

Black Paintwork and Gold Wheel Contrast

The black paintwork sits deep and glossy, holding the GranTurismo's long bonnet and sweeping roofline clearly under a shelf light without the surface texture a lesser casting shows. Gold wheels are the one deliberate contrast against that restraint, sitting close to flush within the widened arches, the fitment Liberty Walk kits depend on for their visual effect. Badging is minimal and finished discreetly, letting the black-and-gold combination carry the car's presence rather than any bright graphics. Wing mirrors carry the same black gloss as the body, keeping the exterior visually unified around the gold wheel accent rather than adding a third finish to compete with it.

Liberty Walk's Widebody Kit on an Italian Grand Tourer

A Departure from the Usual Exotic Subjects

Liberty Walk built its name on Lamborghini and Ferrari conversions, cars already built for aggression, and the GranTurismo represents a genuinely different kind of donor car. Maserati's grand tourer, produced from 2007 into the late 2010s with this example drawn from the mid-cycle, was designed around comfort and long-distance presence rather than outright attack, which makes the widebody treatment read as a reinterpretation rather than an amplification of the car's original character. Collectors familiar with Liberty Walk mostly through its Lamborghini and Ferrari work will find this GranTurismo a useful reminder of how broadly the kit language actually travels.

Why the Kit Still Works on a Softer Shape

Liberty Walk's flare geometry is flexible enough to sit convincingly on a car with softer, rounder surfacing than the brand's more typical Italian exotic subjects, because the kit widens the car at the arch rather than reshaping the panels between them. That approach lets the GranTurismo keep its long-bonnet elegance while still gaining the aggressive stance and wheel fitment collectors associate with Liberty Walk's wider catalogue. It is a subtler result than the brand's headline exotic builds, but no less deliberate a piece of widebody engineering for that restraint. That subtlety is precisely why this particular build rewards a close look rather than a passing glance across a crowded shelf, and it sits comfortably as a considered outlier in a catalogue otherwise dominated by louder Italian exotics.

Gold Wheels and Black Paint on the Display Shelf

A black-and-gold widebody Maserati sits well alongside other Liberty Walk subjects, offering a more restrained visual counterpoint to the brand's louder Lamborghini and Ferrari conversions elsewhere in a display. At 1:18 the flared arches add a little to the footprint, worth a check against a narrower factory GranTurismo casting sharing the same shelf. For a collection built around Italian grand tourers as much as outright supercars, this brings widebody culture into a corner of the marque less commonly represented. The gold wheel accent also gives it a distinct identity within a Liberty Walk grouping, useful for a collector avoiding a shelf of otherwise identical black builds. Priced at the accessible end of resin tuner models, it is a low-risk way to widen a Liberty Walk collection beyond its usual exotic focus.

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