Disney CARS T Case Axel Accelerator

The only other *new* car, besides Chase Fred to be released in the T case from Disey/Pixar is Axel Accelerator. The Police Car can be seen during the photo scene at the beginning of the movie keeping the reporters away from Lightning McQueen after the race.

Disney Pixar CARS Chase Fred and Lightning McQueen Comparison

With the past release of Disney CARS Case R containing a Chase car Lightning McQueen with bumper stickers and the recent release of Case T with a Chase version of Re Scaled Fred. I got them both together and took a few flicks to show a few things. Stickers McQueen was well thought out, from the Tar spot on the fender to the Rust-EzE logo on his tailfin. Fred on the other hand isn't that great. The bumper stickers are canon to the shot from the end of the movie, but the "mini" size of his re scaled version is horrible! When side by side you can see someone messed up somewhere thinking that was the correct scale. Lightning McQueen was nowhere that much larger than Fred in any part of the movie. Sad to see this mini transformation!

Disney/Pixar CARS Chase Fred

With the newest release of Disney Case T, the Chase Fred piece is not showing up all over the United States. This piece is limited to 20K pieces worldwide, and is a scaled down version of the previous D case release. This particular Fred is said to be EXCLUSIVE to this case not to be released again with the visual bumper sticker additions and chase marked card back.

Ebbro Xanavi Nissan Skyline R35 GT-R

For years I have DROOLED over Nissan's Skyline R34 GT-R. And now their release of the R35 the intense love for them have increased. I had recently gotten the latest model offering from Ebbro in the form of the Xanavi Nissan Skyline R35 GT-R. Simply beautiful!

Ebbro Super GT cars

I have been Collecting Ebbro Super GT cars for quite awhile now, and have amassed quite a collection. I usually receive cars weekly from Hong Kong and Japan. I like sharing them with others as the quality and craftsmanship is top notch. The detail is always spot on to the real life cars, and they beat the hell out of sorry ass NASCAR bullshit!