• Inno64 LBWK Libertywalk Ferrari F40
    Tarmac Works,  Hot Wheels,  Inno64,  MiniGT,  TPC

    THE WORLD of WATARU KATO – LIBERTYWALK FEATURETTE

    More than just a brand, its a lifestyle… Recently, you often come across the terms “Rocket Bunny”, “Rauh-Welt” or “Liberty Walk”. The terms “Rocket Bunny”, “Rauh-Welt” or “Liberty Walk” simply refer to manufacturers of Japanese body kits, don’t they? Their characteristic style is currently a trend, especially overseas, and involves extreme wide bodies. So-called “bolt-on overfenders” are used here. This roughly translates as “riveted-on mudguard attachments”. However, they are now so much more than ordinary handicrafts designed to last a few years. Rocket Bunny, Rauh-Welt or Liberty Walk have all made a name for themselves in the car scene, even far beyond! Whether positive or negative is up to you!…

  • YM Model Rowen Lamborghini Aventador S
    YM Model

    YM Model Rowen Lamborghini Aventador S FEATURETTE

    More than a vent and a door! In 2015, Rowen International presented the body kit for the then brand-new Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4. Concerns arose that a Japanese tuner would not really be successful in connection with a hypercar like the Aventador. But far from it, because the carbon body kit presented at the time looked great on the Italian. Since 2011, the Lamborghini Aventador, the successor to the Murcielago, has been produced like hot cakes. Up to and including 2022, when the last Aventador models left the production line, around 11,500 vehicles were produced. This includes all the numerous special models, such as the Aventador J, SV, SV Roadster, Aventador…

  • Madlane Lamborghini Diablo Error404 Modelcar
    Error404

    Error404Model Madlane Lamborghini Diablo – A devil’s FEATURETTE

    A very special Birthday gift… 2020 – As for Madlane’s take on the supercar, the timing couldn’t be better considering the big reveal took place in the wake of the Diablo’s 30th anniversary. The Lamborghini Diablo succeeded the legendary Countach in 1990. As with the Countach, the design features of the Lamborghini Diablo included the typical scissor doors, which are still used today on the sports cars from St. Agata Bolognese. It took roughly a year to complete, but Japan-based automotive shop Madlane has finally revealed what it’s done to a Lamborghini Diablo in 2021: Shop founder Kazuki Ohashi put his tuning stamp on the Diablo. Without marginally breaking the…

  • Lamborghini Countach Red Line Club Hot Wheels
    Hot Wheels

    Hot Wheels 1982 Lamborghini Countach LP500S – A MILESTONE FEATURETTE

    Countach…a shout of excitement! An appropriate interpretation for the name of the Lamborghini Miura successor! The Countach broke all traditions with its aggressive and very angular design and was at the same time a symbolic design language figure of the 80ies! The hot outfit of the gull-winged flounder matched the driving performance even better: Even the very first LP400 model (1974-78) sprinted to 100 km/h in astonishing 5.4 seconds. A total number of 375 hp from a 4 litre V12 were absolute top values at that time! In 16 years of production, several model variations and performance upgrades were made until the final model called “25th Anniversary” has ended an…