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| Amemiya Asparadrink RX-7 JGTC 2004 Diecast Model |
Also, if Asparadrink contains asparagus, I don't think I'd try it!
2025 Update -- I know what RE Amemiya is!
RE Amemiya diecast models are prized collectibles that celebrate the legacy of RE Amemiya, a renowned Japanese tuning company specializing in Mazda rotary-engine vehicles, particularly the RX-7. These 1:64 scale models, primarily produced by brands like Pop Race and Ignition Model, capture the aggressive styling and performance upgrades of RE Amemiya’s iconic creations. Here’s a look at what makes these models special.
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| Amemiya Asparadrink RX-7 JGTC 2004 Diecast Model (side view) |
The real-world RE Amemiya vehicles, like the Mazda RX-7 FC3S and FD3S, are legendary in JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) culture for their widebody kits, aerodynamic enhancements, and rotary engine tuning. Diecast models reflect this with meticulous details: think vibrant liveries like RE Amemiya Blue, Yellow, or Blue Chrome, complete with carbon-fiber hoods, GT-AD kits, and front lips. Models like the 1:64 Mazda RX-7 FC3S RE-Amemiya Blue (Pop Race PR640290) feature opening hoods revealing detailed engines, real rubber tires, and authentic decals, measuring about 2.75 inches long.
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| Amemiya Asparadrink RX-7 JGTC 2004 Diecast Model (top view) |
Available in colors like white, silver metallic, and luminous green, these models often come in limited editions, such as the “Japan Minicar a Gogo Exclusive” RX-7 in silver with a carbon hood. Prices range from $20-$30, though premium releases or resin models like the 1:18 RX-8 RE Amemiya can cost upwards of $289.99. Sold through retailers like Amazon, Target, and HobbySearch, they’re prized for their craftsmanship and connection to rotary car culture, making them must-haves for JDM enthusiasts.
Wow! This particular model was a great thrift store find for only $5.99!
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