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    The Victory Magnum is Go Seiba's third Mini 4WD car, replacing his previous Magnum Saber. It has a redesigned body with individual fenders and a V-shaped hood. Go was reluctant to use it initially but it produced downforce. In the manga and anime, it was destroyed leading to the creation of Go's next car, the Cyclone Magnum.

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    The Victory Magnum is Go Seiba's third Mini 4WD car, replacing his previous Magnum Saber. It has a redesigned body with individual fenders and a V-shaped hood. Go was reluctant to use it initially but it produced downforce. In the manga and anime, it was destroyed leading to the creation of Go's next car, the Cyclone Magnum.

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    The Victory Magnum is Go Seiba's third Mini 4WD car, replacing his previous Magnum Saber. It has a redesigned body with individual fenders and a V-shaped hood. Go was reluctant to use it initially but it produced downforce. In the manga and anime, it was destroyed leading to the creation of Go's next car, the Cyclone Magnum.

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    Victory Magnum

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    Victory Magnum
     Original
     Premium

    No. 19406
    94484 (Limited Sp)
    94619 (Special kit)
    19434 (Premium)
    92294 (21st CBlue)
    92295 (21st CRed)
    92296 (21st White)
    92297 (21st Black)

    Series Fully Cowled Mini 4WD

    Chassis(s) Super-1 Chassis (Normal/Limited


    Sp/Special kit/21st)
    Super-II Chassis (Premium)

    First September 20, 1995


    Released September 2003 (Limited Sp)
    October 27, 2007 (Special kit)
    June 25, 2011 (Premium)
    December 2014 (21st)

    In fictional media

    First
    Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!
    Appearance

    Owner Go Seiba

    The Victory Magnum (Japanese: ビクトリーマグナム, Bikutorī Magunamu) is a Fully Cowled Mini 4WD car
    released by Tamiya on September 20, 1995.
    It was featured in the manga and anime Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! as Go Seiba's third machine, replacing
    his Magnum Saber in the series.
    Contents
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    General info
    The Victory Magnum has the redesigned bodyshell has is drastically different from the Magnum Saber. All
    four wheels now has its own individual fenders, and part of the front fenders can be removed. It has the V-
    shaped bonnet on the center top of the bodyshell.

    Compare to the Vanguard Sonic, the Victory Magnum has sharp, angular body designs and has the small V-
    shaped rear spoiler. It also has the 'Go' emblem on the bonnet, with the 'V Magnum' decal on top of it.

    All models were equipped with the small-diameter 3-spoke Fully Cowled-type wheels. All but the Premium
    variant comes with the high-profile slick tires.

    Victory Magnum and Premium


    Both the original model and the Premium variant retains the white body color with the same flame-like body
    decals that has blue and red highlights as its predecessor has. The Premium variant also has the choice to use
    the newer headlamp decals on top of the original headlamp decals.

    The original Victory Magnum was equipped with the neon-green wheels and has the V-machine-type
    sideguard, while the Premium variant has the white, glass fiber-mixed wheels with the treaded radial tires. The
    subparts and the sideguard of the original model were molded in green and gray respectively, while the
    Premium variant has the blue subparts. The Premium variant is the first Mini 4WD car in the regular lineup to
    have the carbon-mixed nylon chassis.

    Only the Special Kit and the Premium variant comes with a standard motor.

    Limited Special
    The limited edtion model has the black-plated bodyshell, with the chassis frame and sideguard molded in white
    and the subparts molded in smoke clear. It doesn't comes with a standard motor.

    21st
    The Charatoru-exclusive release are consists of four color models: Clear blue, clear red, white and black.
    The blue and red highlights on the decal of the original model were replaced with red and black highlights. The
    body decals works best on the white color model.

    Depends on the models, it comes with either the chassis and sideguard molded in black and subparts and tires
    molded in red, or vice-versa. It comes with the gold-plated wheels.

    In the manga and anime


    Spoiler alert!
    This section of the article may contains details concerning the
    progression of the plot. If you do not want it to be spoiled for
    you, skip this section!

    The Victory Magnum was one of the V-machines that are made by Dr. Tsuchiya. It was made shortly before
    the Seiba brothers lost their Sabers in a race against J and his Proto-Saber JB. Like its predecessor, it was a
    speed-focused machine. Unlike Magnum Saber, it can produces downforces.

    In both media, Go was very reluctant to use it initially, to the point that in the manga, he and Retsu tries to
    returns the V-machines to Dr. Tsuchiya.

    In the manga, the Seiba brothers were forced to enter the summer cup race by Tokichi. During the race, both
    the V-machines are slower due to lacks to maintenances and were blown off of the circuit by the Proto-Saber's
    air cannon. As both machine are about to fall onto the sea, it reminds the Seiba brothers of how their Sabers
    met their demise and decided to save the V-machines in a selfless act. Having no choice but to use the V-
    machines, the Seiba brothers maintains the machines and resume the race.

    In the anime, few days before the Tokichi Cup, Go's father Kaizou has to go fishing and decided to bring his
    youngest son along, while also secretly brought the Victory Magnum without Go's knowledge. Kaizou tell Go
    that like the chun salmons, the Victory Magnum is a child left by the Magnum Saber. Realizing this, Go
    decided to takes care of the Victory Magnum. During the Tokichi Cup, Go use the badly-aged Rev-Tuned
    Motor that was used in Magnum Saber's debut race until it no longer works and swap it with the new motor to
    continue the race.
    It was later destroyed by one of the Ogami group's machines. In the manga, shortly after the chassis was fixed
    with the ZMC putty, the body of the Victory Magnum got crushed by Gen Kondo's Brocken Gigant, while in
    the anime, it got completely destroyed by Rei Hijikata's Ray Stinger. Both events leds to the creation
    of Cyclone Magnum.
    Technical info
    Length: 137 mm (Normal/Limited Sp/21st), 150 mm (Premium)
    Width: 90 mm (Normal/Limited Sp/21st), 97 mm (Premium)
    Height: 38 mm
    Chassis: Super-1 Chassis (Normal/Limited Sp/21st), Super-II Chassis (Premium)
    Gear Set(s): 5:1 and 4:1 (Normal/Limited Sp/21st), 3.5:1 (Premium)

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