MINI GT 1:64 LB-WORKS Huracán GT Gravity Review
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MINI GT 1:64 LB-WORKS Lamborghini Huracán GT Gravity Diecast Model Review
By Scale Metals
MINI GT’s 1:64 LB-WORKS Lamborghini Huracán GT Gravity is defined by its riveted wide-body kit, extremely low stance, oversized GT wing and crisp blue-and-white race graphics. The result is a compact model with a strong display presence and a few clear compromises in the smaller details.
Real-Car Background and Livery
The real car behind this release is a Lamborghini Huracán built by Japan’s LB-WORKS, also known as Liberty Walk. Known as Gravity, it is a wide-body, low-slung project built by the UK’s SlammedUK.
The starting point is the Lamborghini Huracán, with its factory 5.2-liter naturally aspirated V10 and 610 hp. LB-WORKS adds a complete riveted wide-body kit, pushing the front and rear arches outward and pairing them with a huge GT competition wing, front splitter and rear diffuser.
Air suspension gives the car an extremely low stance. White multi-spoke wheels sit under the widened arches, while a clean blue-and-white Gravity race livery carries a Union Jack, the number 5, GRAVITY and SLAMMEDUK lettering. The combination brings Japanese wide-body culture together with a distinctly British stance style.
On this MINI GT model, the blue-and-white base paint has a fine, even gloss. The livery printing is crisp; GRAVITY, the number 5, the small Union Jack on the door and the LB mark on the hood appear to be pad-printed. The graphics have enough definition to sell the look of the real race car, and the overall visual impact is immediate.


Wide-Body Details and Stance

The model reproduces the LB wide-body arches, exposed rivet detail, huge split GT wing, front splitter and rear diffuser as separately modeled pieces. The low ride height is right, and the stance captures the aggressive attitude of the full-size car. The mirrors are soft plastic, a sensible choice for handling, although their finish feels less convincing than the rest of the model.

Wheels, Lighting and Cabin
The white multi-spoke wheels are one of the more eye-catching details and follow the real car’s design. There is no brake hardware behind them. The headlights are separate parts, but the LED strips are painted on; the taillights are separate pieces. The rear exhaust outlets have a metallic finish. The windows are smoked dark, while the cabin still reveals a roll cage.


Figure 5. Upper and lower three-quarter views showing the angular front, fixed rear wing, side graphics, diffuser and exhaust treatment.
Rear Details and Underbody



MINI GT’s blue-and-white LB Huracán Gravity stands out immediately. The LB wide-body kit is represented in full, and the model balances display appeal with the kind of compact detail that makes it worth keeping in a collection. If you like Liberty Walk wide-body builds and low-slung stance culture, this is a model that should work especially well in a garage or street-scene display.
MINI GT 1:64 LB-WORKS Lamborghini Huracán GT Gravity
View the blue-and-white Gravity wide-body diecast model at Scale Metals.
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