夜露死苦 – POP RACE Skyline C210 Bosozoku Style

夜露死苦！（よろしく / Yoroshiku）如果你認識呢四個字，應該都知今次介紹的車同暴走族有關。Bosozoku（暴走族）風格是日本1970至1980年代的街頭改裝文化產物，以極端誇張的視覺效果為特徵。

這次POP RACE的C210保留了誇張的寬體葉子板、巨型尾翼，以及鮮豔的拉花塗裝，還有標誌性的竹槍排氣管，還原度相當高。這種暴走族改裝風格主要流行於關東和關西地區的年輕車主之間，象徵著叛逆精神和個性表達，而車窗上保留了暴走族標語的貼紙。

POP RACE今次一口氣推出多個款式，分別有黑白、銀綠、銀紫，以及與微影聯乘的日版可口可樂車款。四部模型車都分別使用了不同的塗層，啞面、銀底油、電鍍全都有，選擇的配色都比平時更搶眼更鮮豔～小編最鍾意銀紫色嗰部，電鍍效果在不同光線下呈現出深淺不一的金屬光澤。而可口可樂款反而有種懷舊的感覺，奶白配經典的紅色Logo，少了一份暴走族的狠勁，多了一份昭和年代的溫度，放喺其餘三部旁邊反而成為最特別的一部。POP RACE今次將暴走族文化的精髓濃縮到1/64比例上，四部擺埋一齊氣勢十足，值得一套入手^^

Yoroshiku – POP RACE Skyline C210 Bosozoku Style

夜露死苦！(よろしく / Yoroshiku) If you recognise these four kanji characters, you probably already know that the car we’re featuring today is tied to Bosozoku culture. Bosozoku (暴走族) style is a product of Japan’s 1970s and 1980s street modification culture, characterised by extremely exaggerated visual effects.

This time, POP RACE’s C210 retains the signature overfenders, massive rear wing, and vibrant livery graphics, along with the iconic takenoko (bamboo spear) exhaust pipes — all reproduced with impressive accuracy. This Bosozoku modification style was popular mainly among young car owners in the Kanto and Kansai regions, symbolising a spirit of rebellion and self-expression. The model even preserves the Bosozoku slogan stickers on the windows.

POP RACE has released multiple variants in one go this time, including black and white, silver and green, silver and purple, as well as a Japanese Coca-Cola edition in collaboration with Tiny. All four models feature different finishes — matte, metallic silver base coat, and chrome plating are all represented — with colour combinations that are bolder and more eye-catching than usual. Our personal favourite is the silver and purple one; the chrome plating effect produces varying depths of metallic lustre under different lighting conditions. The Coca-Cola edition, on the other hand, has a nostalgic charm to it — the creamy white paired with the classic red logo strips away some of the Bosozoku aggression and replaces it with a warmth reminiscent of the Showa era. Placed alongside the other three, it ironically becomes the most distinctive of the set. POP RACE has managed to distil the essence of Bosozoku culture into 1/64 scale this time around. Lined up together, the four models make quite an imposing sight and are well worth picking up as a complete set. ^^