1 Day 1 Car Post - Kyosho Lamborghini Diablo Team JLOC

Another day goes by and today I would like to do a different brand of diecast today, as such We Brunei Diecast Collectors, not only collect Hot Wheels but a variety of Diecast. As such today,  We would like to introduce today's 1 Day 1 Car is

Kyosho Lamborghini Diablo Team JLOC

A bit of history in this,is that the Lamborghini Diablo is a high performance mid-engine sports car that was built by Italian automaker Lamborgini between 1990 to 2001. It was the first Lamborghini capable of attaining a top speed in excess of 200 Mph (320 kmh). Diablo in Spanish means Devil, which is Diavolo in Italian.

Thus the Diablo is one of the Lamborghini used by JLOC - Japan Lamborghini Owners Club, an oraganization established in 1988. This diablo as seen below is the replica model of the Diablo used in All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (JGTC). The JGT-1 ,chasis and suspension were drastically changed from the previous version while making sure to maintaint alteration within the limits of JGTC technical regulations.

The main moto for the JLOC - Fighting Hard with a Lamborghini and a Smile.

Ok! Now more towards the diecast model, here we see the Diablo in white with blue m red, black, and the green, white, red stripe tampo 

From the side we see the Nomad and 88 tampo the most distinguish of all the tampo

and the blue stripe with Hiroto tampo

The front we can see the Italian flag stripe from the front to the top of the car, while the side mirror

is in the green and red,

Nomad Tampo and the number 88 tampo can be seen clearly

Another side view of the Diablo

From the back we can see even the spoilers is clearly tampo with Nomad

as well as Hiroto and the signature Lamborghini above the Tyre.

At the back the details of the back light is clearly seen, as if its really made from glass, as well the 

Nomad and Dunlop Tampo

The Italian stripe as well reached to the back

A closer look at the back lights and the number 88 tampo and

Hiroto Tampo as well

A closer front look we can clearly see the Next1 and Nomad tampo

Here a closer look at the Headlamps and we can see the details

Here at the back we see the tampo of Sponsors of the Diablo,

as we can see there is no error in the making and is clearly been made to perfection

Here is a top view of the Diablo

A closer look of the Lamborghini signature

Here is the real Diablo in action and we can see how close to details to

1/64 Diecast Version made by Kyosho

(picture courtesy from supergt.net 2002 special report)

That is all for the 1 Day 1 Car post,

 For the Love of Diecast - ABR