Machine Hayabusa

==Description==
This is a depiction of the Hayabusa from the anime series of the same name that debuted in 1976, Machine Hayabusa. This casting was designed in collaboration with the popular toy brand Bandai, and was exclusive to Japan. This model is held together by screws instead of rivets.
==Versions==
The Machine Hayabusa has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col #	Year	Series 	Color	Tampo 	Base Color / Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes / Variations	Photo
CW28 	2002	Charawheels	White	Red accents, "HAYABUSA 1" on sides	Black/Plastic 	N/A 	Black 	CW6 	07595	China 	 	
===Machine Hayabusa V3===
The Machine Hayabusa V3 is a modified version of the Machine Hayabusa tooling, featuring a different rocket engine piece on the rear. 
Col #	Year	Series 	Color	Tampo 	Base Color / Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes / Variations 	Photo
CE 	2002	Charawheels	White	Red accents, "HAYABUSA 1" on sides	Black/Plastic 	N/A 	Black 	CW6 	08923	China 	Collector's Edition	
==Package details (Machine Hayabusa)==
From the back of the card (translated from Japanese):
Appearance: Machine Hayabusa
Driver: Ken Hayabusa
Top Speed: 1000 km/h (when equipped with V1 engine)
◼The latest vehicle equipped with the Cavalry Engine developed by Team Saionji. The engine and tires can be changed depending on the race.
==Package details (Machine Hayabusa V3)==
From the back of the card (translated from Japanese):
Appearance: Machine Hayabusa
Driver: Ken Hayabusa
Top Speed: 1000 km/h (when equipped with V3 engine)
◼The latest vehicle equipped with the Cavalry Engine developed by Team Saionji. The engine and tires can be changed depending on the race.
==Gallery==
CW28_Machine_Hayabusa.jpg
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