風火輪 x Daniel Arsham 侵蝕雙人座跑車

Wasn't sure how the eroded look would translate to a die-cast car in person, but the sculpted rust texture on the Twin Mill body is way more detailed than photos show. The weight feels solid in hand too, and it's sitting on my shelf next to the original 1969 release.

The patina effect on the frame looks even better in person, and that eroded finish gives the classic Twin Mill silhouette a whole new weight on my shelf. It’s a cool collision of toy history and art, and the box it came in was sturdy enough to keep everything mint.

The eroded, fossil-like casting is even cooler in person than in the photos—that chipped-away body feels like a little piece of art you can actually roll around. I bought one to display and ended up grabbing a second just to open, because the texture on the hood is too good to keep boxed up.