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What was once just a simple toy car for many children in the early 2000s is now taking center stage again, not only as a competitive sport but as a source of healing and nostalgia.

As they say, boys never grow up. Their toys just get bigger. Well, Tamiya took that literally to heart with their latest creation that’s on display at the Tamiya Plamodel Factory in Tokyo.

Every November, Tamiya hosts the World Cup for Mini 4WD racing at its headquarters in Japan. Lee is planning to compete this year, but he has big shoes to fill: last year, racers from Hong Kong ...