The production of the engine model is made to order, measure data from the actual machine of each engine, creating 3D data, and sculpted using the latest 3D printer, resin cast with silicone mold, laser cut processing of acrylic material, especially in the head cover, made with white metal metal to reproduce the crystalline painting. Assembly and paint all are done in a collaboration partner, with our own skilled craftsman and 1/6 BIX scale engine model, Japan Maid in Japan.
■ The Fair Lady Z first model S30 model was released in October 1969 (1944) and released in November and is equipped with the same series 6-cylinder and 4-valve DOHC and 160ps "S20" engine. The car name 432 is the naming derived from "4 Valve, 3 Carburetor and 2 Camshaft" and comes from the configuration of the S20 engine.
■ An oil pan, known as the rear accumulation, is a symbol of the S20 model of the Z432, stainless steel, and carburetor funnels are reproduced with precision as a shaved aluminum item.