Sorry!

Hey guys, so sorry for not posting any of my collection. Too busy working. Will be back with some new cars to show..

Thousand apologies!

Ebbro - Yellow Hat Tomica GTR

I just love Super GT cars.. it's fast, it's beautifully crafted machine and heck, chick digs these machines! Just look at those Japanese gridline girls! They're sizzling hot! One of the car that participating the race is none other than Yellow Hat Tomica GTR. This baby is in 1/43 scale from Ebbro. nicely detailed I must say.

you have to hold em to see the details that they put into it!

no, you're eyes are still okay, i'm just playing around with my camera focus..

I wish to see it next year, when the Super GT are in Malaysia

Kyosho - Rolling Stone Super GT NSX

It's been a while since I last updated my blog, too many works at office! sigh.. I've gotta find a new job..

Here it is, 2007 version of NSX Rolling Stone!

Hummer H2

THE HUMMER H2 IS AN SUV AND SUT SOLD BY GENERAL MOTORS UNDER THE HUMMER BRAND. IT IS A LARGE TRUCK (LIGHTER AND SLIGHTLY SLIMMER THAN THE H1 VERSION), WHILE SLIGHTLY LONGER AND SLIGHTLY TALLER) WITH ROOM FOR SIX PASSENGERS (INCLUDING DRIVER). THE REARMOST PART OF THE H2 SUV WAS MODIFIED TO A PICKUP TRUCK BED FOR THE 2005 H2 SPORT UTILITY TRUCK.

Made by Majorette
From Tomica
Representing Maisto
by Hotwheels


A pimped out version of H2 from Maisto. Note the big rims and chrome parts all over and very striking paint job.




Tomica came with openable parts. A favourite among diecast makers.

Majorette made it with two colours. Very nicely painted rear signals, and also with spare wheels.

All these makers have different level of details. Note the “hummer” wording at the rear bumper. Overall, for me, I like the Tomica version. Not many will agree with me, but with suspensions, neatly painted lamps and openable parts, compared with the other entry level diecast, it is the most true to its 1:1 brother.

Tomica Regular - Suzuki "the Rabbit" Lapin

a retro-styled Kei car with a 5-door hatchback body, manufactured since 2002 by Suzuki for the Japanesemarket only

The Lapin has a very distinctive, boxy shape, that apparently proved popular with female buyers. The name "Lapin" stems from the French word for "rabbit", and the car sports rabbit-head badges.