Since we are right smack bang in the middle of the rainy season here in Japan, the weather was far from cooperative. So, after seeing the car unveiled the day before at the Bunny Cafe’s opening party in Yokohama (I’ve got a separate post on this coming up very soon), I made plans with Miura to swing by the following morning to quickly shoot the S14 before it returned to Kyoto. Little did I know how much better the completed conversion was going to look in person though…Ī CG rendering can give you a good idea of what to expect, but when you are standing right there in front of the car – that’s the time you really understand it. So, long before it materialized in the real world, we all knew this Version 2 Rocket Bunny S14 kit was on the way. In fact, he’s totally open about sharing his next project with the rest of the world through the countless renderings he teases via his Facebook page. Months before we see new cars presented at motor shows we are usually bombarded with spy shots and CG images of said future models, and it isn’t too different when it comes to the aftermarket world.
Thanks to the interwebs, the element of surprise from our lives has almost been totally extinguished. And there you all were complaining that the only thing Miura-san was able to do is slap over-fenders onto a bunch of different cars… Aside from the fact that his simple, yet presence-changing style has altered that way we modify cars today, for his latest project, Miura probably thought he should go out and prove that Rocket Bunny can also be a lot more than a screwed on set of over-fenders and a ducktail spoiler.
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