Who makes it? Part #s etc.? :)

The car comes with bigger wheels/tires than Dnano so the Dnano wheels do not fill the wheelwell completely. But at speed, it is not noticeable. :)

omg where did you get that bmw m3 from ??? that looks so nice, i have never seen the M3 ?
and its the same as my real car, i need to get that , and i thought 3 nano's was enough for me , but i got to have that, i'll put it on my dashboard when driving round town lol

Calm down. In those pictures, the Lamborghini is the only dNano. All the rest are diecast models. But I agree that Kyosho needs to make more sports car bodies like Mini Z's. I bought the diecast e46M3 for $30, I think.... They are way cheaper than Dnano. :)

FYI we do have the M3 available for Mini-Zs:

Kyosho Mini-Z BMW M3 GTR MR-02 MM GlossCoat AutoScale Body - Silver

:)

Carrera GT
 

The Carrera GT's wheels are larger than the Murcielago's. The front wheels are as big as the rear wheels of the Lambo in diameter although the width of the front wheels on both cars are the same. The body width is about 5mm narrower than the Lambo. The rearview mirrors are closer to the body so they have not fallen off yet from the side collisions. It rolls over more easily due to the height and narrow width. But the body is replicated very accurately when compared with the diecast model made by Minichamps.

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it looks spot on! thank you for sharing the pictures

This video has dNano's in it even though it is about a robot... :)

Repainting a Murcielago body to flat black :)

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nice job. how well does the paint adhear to the plastic?

This is my first dNaNo. It came from one of the first production runs in Japan back in Feb. of 2008. It was used by Kyosho at the first media dNaNo launch party in Japan. The photo's were taken in my backyard. The track is part of our injection mold project, I have been working on. Yes, the grip is to scale and just right for going slow or running fast. :)

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So far so good! Ran the new body a few times and had a few minor crashes. New paint job still intact :)

What did you soak the body in, and how did you do your wheels?

The body was soaked in paint thinner for around 5 minutes. Then I just used an old toothbrush to scrape off the paint.

As for the wheels just used Tamiya oil based paint and hand brushed it on :)