Toyota Castrol TOM'S SUPRA (JGTC) Papercraft

Toyota Castrol TOM'S Supra (JGTC)

The All-Japan GT Championship began in 1993. The Supra GT has entered it every year since 1994, and in 1997, after growing faster with age , finally defeated arch rival Skyline GT-R to win the series championship.

Nissan Nismo 400 R Papercraft

Nissan Nismo 400R

The 400R is a limited-edition model. Only 99 examples were release in February 1996. It is based on R33 Skyline GT-R Vspec, and it embodies the technology and expertise gained by building the Nismo racing cars that were contenders at Le Mans and in other GT events.

Toyota Celica GT Papercraft

 

Toyota Celica GT

The XYR, Toyota's light sports concept car, attracted much attention when it was unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show in January 1999. Its styling was highly aggresive for Toyota. The seventh-generation Celica, based on the XYR, was released to the public in September of that year. The XYR features a front bumber and tail, GT-like rear wing not used in other Celicas, but otherwise uses the same components as other Celicas.

Alfa Romeo Brera Papercraft

 

Alfa Romeo Brera

The Alfa Romeo Brera is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful automotive designs of the 21st century. Originally unveiled as a concept car by Giorgetto Giugiaro at the 2002 Geneva Motor Show, its striking "triple-eye" headlights and dramatic hatchback silhouette earned it immediate acclaim, including the prestigious Compasso d'Oro design award. When it finally reached production in 2005 to replace the GTV, it remained remarkably faithful to the concept’s aesthetics, offering a blend of aggressive Italian flair and elegant grand touring proportions that continue to turn heads today.

BMW M3 GT2 Papercraft

 

BMW M3 GT2

The BMW M3 GT2 is a high-performance racing machine that debuted in 2009, based on the fourth-generation E92 M3 coupe. Engineered by BMW Motorsport, it was specifically designed to compete in the endurance racing world, most notably in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) and the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup. Unlike its road-going counterpart, the GT2 version is a stripped-back, purpose-built athlete, featuring a wide-body stance and aggressive aerodynamics that allow it to slice through the air and maintain immense downforce at high speeds.