It's been a while since I got a Johnny Lightning model and this one is a surprise for me. The model is called the Johnny Lightning Special and I do not know anything about it except it is part of the Pop Culture Series Release 1. I did a little research about this model and it has a real world version. It is nice to know this model is based on a real car rather than a fantasy one.   The model has a paint scheme about a classic board game called Trivial Pursuit. I have to be honest, this is the first time knowing about the game and I can compare it with the other classics such as Monopoly or Master Mind. The only clues I have about Trivial Pursuit are the poker chip prop and game card included with the model. Maybe the game is a guessing-type game given its title. The car is of premium quality made with mostly metal, some plastic and rubber. It has nice paint decos not only on the body but on the wheels as well. The rims are made with plastic with spoke details and painted with ch

  Hello there! If you have been following my blog, you notice it stopped updating again prior to this post. The past month have been an adjustment period for me because I have more things to do outside of my diecast hobby. This month will be different because I now have some grasp on the reigns of my duties and started to free more time to do diecast blog posts in addition to making short scan reviews. I will be making a post each week in addition to the short scan reviews, and we start with this Honda VFR Police Bike. The Honda VFR Police Bike is the only motorcycle model in my Tomica collection. I got this bike out of curiousity since I have mostly cars and some trucks in my current collection. It has pique my interest Tomica motorcycles and will likely get more for my collection. You may notice the metal parts seem to have lost its shine, particularly in the stand and belt part in the bottom, and some plastic became a bit colored yellow. The Bike is one of my earlier purchased Tomic