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Johnny Lightning Pop Culture Johnny Lightning Special Trivial Pursuit

 

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 chrome color. I assume this is one fast car given its slim configuration and wide tires.

Premium models are not exempted from having errors and my copy has a couple.The front axel is bent and the left wheel has an extra plastic that kept it from rolling. The extra plastic is inside the rim and did not take a photo of it. The car therefore does not roll well for the left front wheel. The error makes the car a nice display piece only, not a roller.

The Johnny Lightning Special is still a nice addition to my diecast collection even with a minor hiccup on the left front wheel because I only display the model in my desk. The included poker chip and game card are also nice additions for this car that somehow gives a small background of the Trivial Pursuit game. I will definitely check out the board game and know more a little about its gameplay.

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