1/64 Diecast Minicar Grand Champion Collection BEST 3

The tuning machines that were popular among young people in the 80s have been made into 1/64 scale miniature cars. The small body, measuring about 70mm, faithfully reproduces the customizations and wheels of the time.

All 6 models, 2 colors each
Product size (individually packaged): 80mm x 115mm x 40mm
Inner box size: 163mm x 125mm x 250mm
Body: Die-cast (zinc alloy)
Chassis and interior: ABS
Transparent parts: PS
Tires: PVC (non-phthalate)

■LB Works Kenmeri 2Dr 1972 model (C110)
This is the Kenmeri 2Dr that is the treasure of Wataru Kato, the representative of Liberty Walk, also known as "Shakotan★Koyaji." The fenders are made by Mizuno Works, and the wings are Mizuno's original three-piece design.

■Kenmeri 4Dr 1972 model (C110)
It's a simple Kenmeri with just a lowered ride height, new wheels, and a chin spoiler and itappan. I really like the simple customization that makes the most of its good qualities.

■LB Works Fairlady Z 1973 model (S30)
This is the second treasure from Liberty Walk CEO Wataru Kato, also known as "Shakotan★Koyaji." It's a Fairlady Z. There's plenty to see, including the works fenders and the Airone rear gate.

■110 Silvia 1979 model (S110)
The 110 Silvia has a stunning silhouette. The spoilers and fenders are reminiscent of the racing cars of the time and make a big impact.

■ Carina HT 1980 model (RA45)
A mild customization that makes the most of the Carina HT's characteristics, such as the chin spoiler, aluminum wheels, etc. Using the Carina HT as the base car is quite maniacal.

■910 Bluebird 1983 model (KY910)
While paying homage to the silhouette, it subtly incorporates putty-filled three-section sections. It's interesting that the interior is genuine.

*The image is a painting sample. It may differ from the actual product.
*Nissan Motor Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation only license the vehicle itself.