Personally I like the Shinseido t-180s even if they both aren’t seen much, with the one at Fuji being slightly harder to see compared to its Grand Prix counterpart, color scheme wise this car happens to be one of the more challenging t-180s within the 40 and I personally think it matches pretty well to its movie version.
Welcome back this time around Musha motors 78 T-180 with the enlarged warrior kanji 武者, which was the biggest challenge with the car, as it’s wacky with how it’s placed on the car.
Welcome back, this time around the pink Iodyne car has been drawn and this is one of the cars that’s in the Videogame and I wonder why was this never a diecast.
Both Kreuzberg T-180s have been drawn both this one and the red one. Overall this t-180 survived and was last seen in 5th.
One of the more detailed t-180s, this is the car that speed sends into the metal spike btw. While I was drawing I realized that there are 3 cars with this body, this one, chalkhead and zoomishi which both have diecasts of them, but however Janus doesn’t even though the other two do.
Had to re draw this car as the original has a longer nose section that didn’t sit right with me, so I re drew it, currently working on Janus auto makers at the moment.
Finally knocked both Surgebox variants out of the list , with this one taking longer. But anyways this car goes flying alongside with the red Kasatoshi car, so Blue Surgebox goes weeeeeeeee!
I love this color scheme a lot, but drawing wise it’s super challenging as there are only a few good shots, but overall I love the cars graffiti theme and the color palette, good way to start the second half.
I underestimated how detailed is t-180 is with its design, makes me wonder why the movie color scheme wasn’t the diecast.
One car away from being half done, In the meantime here is the Skullmelter, Nitro’s car, always wondered why this thing never had a hot wheels of it and also why some logos and decals seem to vanish.
Getting close to the half way point, overall this is a pretty interesting t-180, not much is really known about it besides sharing a near identical design with its red version.
Interesting how the real life variant and the one in the movie aren’t completely one in the same.
One of the more complex t-180s detail wise took me slightly longer, all the while I’m thinking of the idea that the WRL probably sent the roof inc team that sponsors the car an invoice, for the broken TV from the Grand Prix.
Hey what’s up, this time scuttler got to be the lucky car to be drawn, and I thought for. A second what was the role of the driver in the movie as there is a helmet with the same color as the car, and in the video game the t-180 is blue, making me wonder was this originally another car paid to take speed out originally.