Calsonic Impul Z
Tomica GT500 and Super GT
The recorded release date is November 16, 2006.
Release records
- · Confirmed release date 2006-11-16
Model gallery
Source article images and captions (2)
- Calsonicimpulz_06.jpg
- Calsonicimpulz_06box.jpg
Related models
Model notes · English source
Introduction
Calsonic Impul Z (カルソニック インパル Z) is a toy released within the Tomica GT500 and Super GT toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
Overview
The Calsonic Impul Z was released November 16, 2006.
Description
The toy includes the main figure of the Calsonic Impul Z. It is based on a model which raced in round 6 of the 2006 Super GT, driven by Benoit Tréluyer, Kazuki Hoshino, and Jeremie Dufour. It placed 8th that year.
Trivia
• It was used as a base for the YellowHat YMS Tomica Z (Super GT) and YellowHat YMS MOBAHO! Tomica Z (Super GT). The model is a slightly modified version of the 2004 G'SOX SSR Hasemi Z (GT500).
Original wiki source
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'''Calsonic Impul Z''' (カルソニック インパル Z) is a toy released within the [[Tomica GT500 and Super GT (toyline)|Tomica GT500 and Super GT]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
==Overview==
The Calsonic Impul Z was released November 16, 2006.
==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Calsonic Impul Z. It is based on a model which raced in round 6 of the 2006 Super GT, driven by Benoit Tréluyer, Kazuki Hoshino, and Jeremie Dufour. It placed 8th that year.
==Trivia==
*It was used as a base for the [[YellowHat YMS Tomica Z (Super GT)]] and [[YellowHat YMS MOBAHO! Tomica Z (Super GT)]]. The model is a slightly modified version of the 2004 [[G'SOX SSR Hasemi Z (GT500)]].
==Gallery==
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Calsonicimpulz_06.jpg
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==Videos==
==Links==
===References===
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===External Links===
[[Category:Tomica GT500 and Super GT]]
[[Category:Nissan]]
[[Category:Race Cars]]
[[Category:2006 Tomica]]
[[Category:Calsonic]]Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. Calsonic Impul Z (Super GT) · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0
