-It is [Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R (KPGC10) 1971 (RS Watanabe 8-spoke wheel)] manufactured as a 1/43 scale handmade model car of [VISION].
-This model faithfully reproduces the [Skyline 2000 GT-R (KPGC10)], the GT-R released to further enhance the fighting power of the 4-door GT-R in the racing scene.
――This time, we will reproduce the model equipped with [RS Watanabe 8-spoke wheel].
[Vehicle commentary]
――In the 1965's, car races were contested by cars that looked more like commercial cars than they are today.
――The victory there was a promotion of a new car that was better than anything for an automobile manufacturer.
――The Skyline GT-R, which appeared in 1969, is a high-performance car created as part of that, equipped with a 2-liter 6-cylinder DOHC engine inherited from the race car, and swept the Japanese touring car race as planned.
-Initially, it was a GT-R based on a 4-door sedan, but from the 1971 model, the wheelbase was shortened by 70 mm and the base was changed to a 2-door HT with improved maneuverability to further improve the fighting power. It showed the strength to be called `Skyline Myth`.
[Model description]
――The motif is the GT-R based on the 3rd generation Skyline, which is nicknamed Hakosuka.
――We are aiming for objective proportion expression without intentional deformation by designing the prototype based on the 3D data of the actual vehicle provided by Nissan Motor.
――The front grille, which is the highlight of Hakosuka, is equipped with white metal cast parts plated with black insert color and press-molded etching mesh.
--The bumpers, window frames, door handles, etc. are also plated.
――This time, we will release a specification that emphasizes fearlessness with a lightly rewarded stance by combining the Watanabe 8-spoke wheels that are now the `formal wear` of Hakosuka and the tires that reproduce the appropriate height and` pulling feeling`.
--VM242A: Silver
--VM242B: Red
--VM242C: Safari Gold
--VM242D: White
--Acrylic base and clear case included
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )