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REVIEW: OttOmobile Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Tommi Makinen

During my childhood, I followed World Rally racing very closely. I was fascinated at how drivers managed to keep their cars on the road while pushing them sideways through corners on various road surfaces. Flying at high speeds through narrow streets, taking turns with the help of a hand brake, and narrowly avoiding trees and spectators definitely give me an Continue Reading...
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PHOTO GALLERY: Solido Porsche 911 (964) RWB Hekigyoku

As I have reviewed Solido 1:18 Porsche 911 (964) RWBs here on DiecastSociety.com in other colours (green Pandora One and orange Hibiki), today I will concentrate on a photo gallery of a new colour. In the past, the orange spec was my personal favourite…well until now.  This new release 911 (964) RWB Hekigyoku is definitely a new winner for me. Continue Reading...
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REVIEW: Solido 1991 Lancia Delta HF Integrale

Today, we are moving on to a rally icon, and another welcomed model from Solido – the 1991 Lancia Delta HF Integrale. Those who watched rally racing in the 1990s, will not need any introduction to this six-time consecutive world titles winner. For those born in the new millennium, let me explain. To continue the ongoing success and domination of Continue Reading...
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REVIEW: Solido Nissan GTRs Liberty Walk (1:43)

Solido is showering us with new model cars in two popular scales 1:18 and 1:43. Most of Solido’s reviews to date were in 1:18 scale – let’s change things up and take a look at their 1:43  offerings. Today, I will be taking a look at two of their 1:43 Liberty Walk Nissan GTRs – John Players Special in black Continue Reading...
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REVIEW: Solido Subaru Impreza 22B | Street & Rally

Subaru has a history of making some really cool cars for the Japanese and European markets and one that instantly comes to my mind is the Impreza STI 22B. Produced in a limited number of only 399 pieces worldwide, those who blinked most likely were not able to get one as they sold out within 48 hours. Marking Subaru’s 40th Continue Reading...
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