CHASE! Mazda RX-7 LB-Super Silhouette #41 - Numero Reserve, Mini GT, 1:64 Diecast

Mazda RX-7 LB-Super Silhouette #41 Numero Reserve Raw Metal Chase

Mini GT | MiJo Exclusives | Raw Metal Chase | 1:64 Scale | MGT00773

This Mini GT Mazda RX-7 LB-Super Silhouette #41 Numero Reserve is the rare Raw Metal Chase variation of MGT00773. The chase treatment replaces portions of the standard painted finish with exposed raw metal, creating a distinctive silver appearance while retaining the #41 Numero Reserve racing graphics and extreme Liberty Walk Super Silhouette bodywork.

Features

• Raw Metal Chase: Rare chase variation of the Mini GT MGT00773 Mazda RX-7 LB-Super Silhouette
• Numero Reserve #41: Detailed race-inspired livery with Slammed, Shell, Bosch, philip salvet and additional sponsor markings
• Liberty Walk styling: LB-Super Silhouette conversion gives the FD3S RX-7 dramatically widened bodywork and race-inspired proportions
• Extreme aero: Deep front splitter, extended fenders, side aero and oversized rear wing recreate the Super Silhouette design
• Chase treatment: Exposed raw metal elements distinguish this model from the standard painted MGT00773 release
• Detailed wheels: Period-inspired wheels fitted with real rubber tires complement the low competition-style stance
• Premium construction: Diecast metal body and chassis with detailed interior, exterior and undercarriage
• Collector packaging: MiJo Exclusives blister-card presentation with separate Mini GT collector box

The FD-generation Mazda RX-7 has become one of the most recognizable Japanese performance cars of the 1990s, thanks to its compact rotary engine, lightweight chassis and balanced rear-wheel-drive platform. Its popularity within tuning culture has also made the FD3S a frequent starting point for some of the most dramatic custom builds in the modern JDM scene.

Liberty Walk takes that familiar RX-7 shape in a very different direction with its LB-Super Silhouette treatment. Inspired by the radically modified Japanese silhouette racers of the late 1970s and 1980s, the design adds dramatically widened fenders, a deep front splitter, aggressive side bodywork and an enormous rear wing. The result combines the recognizable FD3S profile with the proportions of a purpose-built competition car.

The #41 Numero Reserve version adds a vintage motorsports-inspired white and silver livery with red, orange and black accents along with an assortment of period-style sponsor graphics. Mini GT reproduces the complex body conversion and graphics in 1:64 scale while retaining the low stance and exaggerated aero that define the full-size Liberty Walk build.

This example is the Raw Metal Chase version of MGT00773. Exposed raw metal elements give the chase a noticeably different appearance from the standard release while allowing the #41 graphics and sponsor markings to remain prominent. The combination of a Raw Metal Chase, FD3S RX-7, Liberty Walk Super Silhouette bodywork and MiJo Exclusives packaging makes this an especially interesting variation for Mini GT, JDM, tuner and chase collectors.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

What makes this Mazda RX-7 a Raw Metal Chase?
This is the special Raw Metal Chase variation of Mini GT MGT00773. Exposed raw metal elements distinguish the chase from the standard painted Numero Reserve #41 release.

What is the LB-Super Silhouette style?
Liberty Walk's LB-Super Silhouette designs take inspiration from the extreme Japanese silhouette racing machines of the late 1970s and 1980s. Wide fenders, deep aero components and oversized rear wings create the distinctive competition-inspired appearance.

Is the #41 Mazda RX-7 based on an actual race car?
No. It is a Liberty Walk custom build influenced by historic Super Silhouette racing rather than a reproduction of a specific period race entry.

What generation Mazda RX-7 is this?
The model is based on the third-generation FD3S Mazda RX-7, produced during the 1990s and powered by Mazda's sequential twin-turbocharged 13B-REW rotary engine.