Nissan 400R, White

Nissan built only forty-four 400Rs, NISMO's full-bore reworking of the R33 GT-R, and the car still reads as a statement of intent: the RB-X GT2 engine bored out to 2.8 litres and pushed past 400PS, the very figure stamped on its badges. Where the standard R33 was a touring-biased grand tourer, this is the sharper, harder edition: wider arches, a deep front lip, the tall rear wing and the NISMO front plate. It was the homologation-era halo Skyline, sold to people who understood what those three digits meant and what it cost Nissan to make them.

The model is finished in plain white, the grey 400R side graphic running clean along the flank into the rear quarter, riding on NISMO's deep-dish polished wheels. Period detail is faithful down to the twin round tail lamps, the central exhaust and the body-coloured wing. Make Up presents it at 1:18 on a leather-topped plinth with a printed nameplate.