Riddle of the Wandering

Ridwan Seti (r.i.p)

Ridwan just loved to play. By the time I met him he was one the "older" guys, but he had a boat-load of toys with a pun intended. 

We laughed straight away. And he would always encourage enjoyment over anything. He was always thinking of new ways to enjoy his hobbies. 

He was happy to take some projects from others and make them his own. We both took fun to extremes at times. 

Having a little fun with his adopted Aussie culture also. 

He was running tracks and finding places to enjoy the hobbies outside the norm.

Our last run was just as fun as the first. 

We had inspiration from many places and with sound cards sourced from overseas and programmed by himself. it just added another level overall. If you do it, make it fun. 

Our FR-D 86 projects we made with our Japanese names and the teal car wears セッティさん on the roof . I remember laughing so much making this video. https://vimeo.com/201137031?fl=pl&fe=sh

And thats the thing I'll cherish most. 

When Ridwan arrived, you would throw all serious talk aside. As he would tell me. "Let's enjoy life!" 

Yagi & co

Catchup with the boys on a night time session. 

180SX looks stunning on track.

Colours change on every corner. 

Yagi has had a small refresh.

The track opened up a little on the final corner.  More door action. 

If you treat this track like the 2nd and 3rd gear track it is sized to represent. it's super fun. 

There is no needs for speed here. Just slow lines for the frender touch.  

Fail crew bodies out first. Then the pretty ones.