- Model faithfully reproduced the Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR 34) V-spec II sold as a high grade of the high-popularity [Skyline GT-R (BNR 34)] that was announced in 1999 Become.
- Like the BCNR 33, the Skyline GT - R (BNR 34) was a new car announcement in the 1999 Auto Salon.
- We reduced the body size and the wheelbase which were unpopular with BCNR 33, respectively.
- Body design was completely reviewed and became a straight line. Traditional round four tail lamps have been inherited, but BNR 34 was the first to change the size of the inside and the outside.
- Wheel was fitted with a forged aluminum wheel made by BBS dedicated to BNR 34, and the brakes were fitted with Brembo brakes in all grades.
- Although the maximum output was still 280 ps while the name machine [RB 26 DETT] engine inherited from BNR 32 was left, torque up at low rotation was attempted by having installed a new turbine. In addition, the transmission was jointly developed with Germany's Getrag Company, and it was the first time to install a six-speed mission.
- In the top grade [V-spec] we adopted [Advanced Aero System] which will be domestic car first. A downforce is generated by covering the front and rear body bottom with a diffuser.
- In the minor change that took place in 2000, the first carbon bonnet for mass production was adopted. It was 4 kg lighter than the standard car made of aluminum.
- NACA duct was installed on the left side, which had the effect of lowering the temperature near the turbine.
- The model touched on the Nissan Heritage Collection carefully and created 3D data.
- We aimed at a model that can be said as a definitive version using 3D scans and measurements, pictures taken from various angles, and so on.
- Body shape and details are faithful to the actual car, especially we are stuck to reproduce using headlight shaping and chrome plating.
- This time we will launch [V-spec II] grade vehicles where minor changes were made in 2000.
※ Acrylic Base, Clear Cover included
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