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Worlds & Stories
Road icons, racing heritage and the details that make a miniature unmistakable.
Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33)
The grey R33 looks fairly restrained until the full name arrives: NISMO BCNR33 CRS Version. That last bit is doing more work than the paint. I followed it into a programme concerned with a surprisingly sensible question: what should a fast car be able to do after the circuit closes?
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Nissan Skyline R34
Two Bayside Blue R34 GT-Rs, same scale, same maker. Another colour variation? Look at the bonnet. One tiny opening separates the V-Spec II from the V-Spec, and following it took me much further back than Nissan’s parts catalogue.
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Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32)
Twenty-nine races, twenty-nine wins. The R32 GT-R’s Japanese Group A record sounds like the story of one unstoppable racing car. Then I put two blue Calsonic miniatures beside the HKS number 87. Hang on. Which car are we actually talking about?
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Nissan Skyline
A name with a racing past and a life beyond the circuit. Follow the Skyline from automotive heritage to a collection of miniature details.
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