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Very cool, and I think it's wonderful that they are not upset. I still wish they had made the original back then!

congrats jake. that's great stuff. furthermore from the masters themselves. my mind is still blown of how close it is to the real deal.

Amazing pictures!
Jakes replica really stands proudly next to the original.

-Niki-

This is awesome, so happy they looked at it as an homage to the original. I think this makea it so much more worth while.
Awesome, incredible work Jake and Niki

I agree. Awesome work guys. It's a beauty.

Ask Masami on Facebook if he would run your replica and sign it! Masami is a really nice guy and probably would.

I am just a one rc10talk-member more who thinks that is .

Jirka

Awesome! Luckily I've got a set of kit. I was so thankful for you guys effort.

Congratulation to the both of you on this great achievement! Some brilliant work has been going on here.

Lengendary pictures there! Does anyone know what kind of "Mr" Reedy motor was used by Masami? I would guess either a T (11x3) or a M (13x2) but would like to be sure. Servo looks like a KO PS 1001 FET, but I have no clue about the receiver either.

are you sure you got yours back ... or did you get Masami car

Congrats guys, an extremely impressive endeavor.

Ok Chassis has arrived and I almost had a W**k as it was stunning!!!!1 you have made a master piece!!!! Also other bits arrived from Shapeways and also stunning, but dozy me forgot the rear tower mount and the rear hubs so ordering now.

Looking forward to building and displaying and wont run this one, but as I have got two lots of pins for all over the car I may buy another to run. Thanks for making this possible!!!

Now for a real dumb question, which body shell was used to make your replica?

AE Viper with a Yokomo Works 91 undertray

Jake