Liberty Walk’s Super Silhouette series draws direct inspiration from the outrageous race cars of Japan’s Group 5 era, when widebody silhouettes, oversized aero, and unapologetic graphics ruled the circuits. Applying that philosophy to the Nissan Silvia S15 creates a perfect bridge between classic motorsport aggression and modern drift culture. The result is a machine that feels equally rooted in vintage Japanese racing heritage and the contemporary tuning scene, with exaggerated fender arches, a deep front splitter, and a towering rear wing that completely transforms the S15’s already iconic shape.
 
This particular livery leans into that motorsport identity with a clean white base contrasted by bold sponsor graphics and the unmistakable Liberty Walk branding. The number 23 race-style markings, black aero components, and purposeful stance reinforce the Super Silhouette theme, giving the car the appearance of a purpose-built competition machine rather than a typical street build. It’s the kind of design language that Liberty Walk has become known for—blending nostalgia, race-inspired aesthetics, and modern tuning into something instantly recognizable.
 
Tarmac Works captures that presence with an all-new tooling that emphasizes the exaggerated proportions of the LB Super Silhouette kit. The wide stance, detailed aero elements, and authentic livery execution bring the car’s motorsport character to life in 1:64 scale. Like other premium Hobby64 releases, the model is packaged in an acrylic display cube, offering collectors a clean presentation that’s ready for the shelf straight out of the box.