Nendoroid Racing Miku Pt.2

Hello everyone, what a lazy new week! Here is the continuation of the Bootleg Nendoroid Racing Miku that I was fixing a few weeks ago. The decals are finally done and Miku is looking happy sitting inside the car. The model is now nicely displayed at CH-Toynation!

Nendoroid Racing Miku

This item is a Japan release item only, which sadly I couldn't get hold of the original item. The one below you are seeing is bootleg version. I got this Nendoroid is not because of Miku, I want it because of the car that comes with it. The car is a Porsche 911 from the GoodSmile Racing Team.

Typical bootleg Nendoroid. Box is not as highly printed compared to original


Seriously I am not expecting much from this bootleg Nendo. From experience, the bootleg Nendoroid had problem with its articulation


Here are the stuff that comes with it


My tools for the decals : pen knife, scissors, brush and decal tray...


...and also a swap...hehe


Testing Miku inside the car, so far so good....


Decal applied together with decal fitter (from GoodSmile Racing)


Here are the current pictures


.....more finalised pictures Porsche GoodSmile Racing very soon

RUF Collections

Ruf CTR3

This is RUF CTR3, the third generation supercars after CTR1 and CTR3. This mini model is from the same batch of goodies that I received last month. OK, less words and more pictures below!

Ruf CTR1 & Ruf CTR2

Remember I received some goodies from Downunder last month? I promised I will do a review and here it is. Those who are into Porsche will know the infamous tuning company from Germany called RUF. They specialised only in tuning Porsche. Here are two of the seven mini RUF car models that I bought online.

RUF CTR1(Yellow) and CTR2(Silver)


RUF CTR1 weight only 1,150 kg. It can sprint from 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds, 0-100 mph in 7.3 seconds, 0-125 mph in 11.4 seconds and a top speed of 212 mph (341 km/h). Please bear in mind that all the figures was recorded in the late 80s. Sub 3sec supercar is not as common as now at that time.


RUF actually made 29 CTR1, the rest were just conversion from customer own cars.


Launched around 1996, RUF CTR2 was based on Type 993 Generation 911. It weight only 1,380 kg. Sprint from 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds, 0-100 mph in 7.8 seconds, 0-125 mph in 11.5 seconds and a top speed of 215 mph (346 km/h).


RUF CTR2 cost USD$315,000 when new, at todays exchange rates it cost BND$440,000 in 1996....

New Stuffs from Down Under!!!

I had been shopping online lately and purchased quite a few stuffs and had it sent to my home in Perth, Australia.

Recently I just received some of my orders from my family who just returned back from Perth! Check it out!

The Parcel from Australian Express Post


The Contents


Yeap, its Porsche car models but it's not just any Porsche car models....


....these are models from Japan. More review on this product very soon....


Another item I received is this cool 2010 Ghostbuster ECTO-1


Guess how much I paid for this item? $19.00!!!! Sigh.... I thought I couldn't find this in Brunei! Recently a friend of mine mentioned to me that a store in Athirah Plaza is selling it for $5.50.....


Ecto-1 is a must collect item for 2010 HotWheels Collections.... I have to admit that I was too desperate for this item and end up paying the premium for item that cost less then $3.00....

Yujin GTRs

G'Day! Here is something different from my usual scale car models. These are Yujin mini Choro-Q GT-R's. The model you are looking at are white R35 and yellow R34. Check it out!









Yeap, when you put it next to a 1/64 model it is that small....

My Porsche Corner

Here is a little corner in my new room where I displayed some Porsche models and brochures. Its not very grand but just want to show my passion with Porsche :)

Scale 1:18 & 1:43 can bee seen here


New and Old Boxster S, can you spot the differences ?


Porsche brochures collections. All printed in Germany