This is the first Inno foray into the Pandem world, and I have to say it is a good one. Let’s have a look at these Pandem GT-R R32.
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Lamley Daily: Hot Works Toyota Estima
Model: Hot Works Racing Factory Toyota Estima Release: unknown Where to get it: mine was from eBay Why I am featuring it: When I was about 15 there was a magazine on sale here in the UK called J-Tuner. For a kid who was obsessed with Japanese cars it was like Christmas each issue. I […]
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Showcase: Hot Wheels Japan Historics 3 is NOT for you.
Only one theme has been repeated in the tremendously successful Hot Wheels Car Culture line. Modern Classics is coming back, but before it does, the THIRD issue of Japan Historics is here. AAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!! More JDM!?!?! Can Hot Wheels give it up already? Enough!! There is so much else out there, and yet here we are […]
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Meet the sedan of 1995 : Inno64 Honda Civic Ferio
I’m writing as promised my second article about Inno64 models, focusing on a particular model I have in my collection. Today i would like to focus on the Honda Civic Ferio, a sedan car of 1995. The Ferio is the sedan version of the 5th generation of Honda Civic (it existed 3 types of bodies […]
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The New Jewels from Macau : Inno64
So. Here we go. Let’s talk about one of my favorite new brands of the moment : Inno64. When John asked minicar lovers to write articles for the Lamleygroup blog, I was pleased (I had already written for the blog though, an article about Nascar minicars made by Lionel Racing), and asked myself what I […]
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Why you should collect 1/64 Kyosho: JDM
I’ve already discussed the merits of collecting Kyosho Euro models, so now it is time to dig into JDM. The only thing is I barely scratch the surface. While it appears Kyosho is pulling way back on 1/64, there are still a kajillion JDM models to pursue. Here are mine: And in case you missed […]
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Hot Wheels teased its JDM lineup for 2019. Here is a look.
So sad I wasn’t at JCCS today. Matchbox once again had a huge presence, and Hot Wheels brought out the goods with some JDM sneak peeks at the Japanese Nostalgic Car booth. Lamley nerd car guru Jay Kho was there and got some shots. Here they are. What do you think?
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