Understated Chase. M2 Machines Auto Japan 2 1971 Skyline

After my luck for finding a chase 1969 Nissan Bluebird 1600SSS for Auto Japan 1. I have almost forgotten I order a random M2 Machines Auto Japan series 2 case in hope for getting chase car which we all know the chances are slim. Hence the case arrived which I did an unboxing video in my YouTube channel.

To my surprise i score a regular chase limited at 750 pieces again! Unlike the Datsun Bluebird regular chase with gold wheels, this 1971 Skyline come with a chrome deep green wheels which looks really hidden and can’t really differentiate between the mainline version.

I really like this chase and I’m glad I never score the bluebird instead. It is so understated and I bet many collectors in the USA will have miss this on pegs without referring to the label. I like the finishing of the casting in gunmetalish finish and functional hood.

Remember to subscribe to my YouTube channel for more updates and follow @hotkustoms in Instagram and Twitter.

Vs a Hot Wheels 1969 Nissan Skyline Wagon

Vs a Match Box 1971 Nissan Skyline Custom

Vs a M2 1971 Nissan Skyline Model-Kit

M2 Machines Auto Japan MiJo exclusives review. This time I break the hood!

Today review features the awesome MiJo exclusive Auto Japan Series from M2 Machines. After the successful debut of Auto Japan series 1, M2 Machines continue to roll out this exclusive set number at 3200 pieces which consists of 

1969 Datsun Bluebird 1600SSS

1970 Nissan Fairlady Z432

1971 Nissan Skyline GT-R

The casting are well made with beautiful paint job especially on the Fairlady which I broke the hood while filming. 

Hence be careful while opening up the hood as they are held by plastic. Overall the set is on par with a standard Tomica Limited Vintage and they come in a standard case and protector pack as well which is reusable.

Given the affordable price point it makes a fine addition to any JDM or M2 mini car collectors.

Please subscribe to Hot Kustoms YouTube Channel for more updates.