An iconic model from the late 1990s, Double Vision, as its name suggests, is characterised by a double body connected in the central part by two ailerons. This version (2006 - Mainline), features a black plastic lower body and pearl white painted metal upper body.
On the left side is an imposing engine consisting of a chrome plastic double V8, while on the right side is the cockpit, reminiscent of a World War II fighter pilot's cabin, made of transparent orange plastic.
On the sides of the bodywork are flame patterns between the two wheel axles and fancy logos on the tail, all screen-printed in three colours (warm yellow, red and burgundy). The wheels are the PR5, a line of 5-spoke wheels (with chrome screen printing) designed by Phil Riehlman in 2000.
Stylistically, the model seems to be inspired by the shapes of the Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighter plane, the Hayabusa fantasy car from the anime Ken Falco, and last but not least the Renault Etoile Filante, a French car starring on Utah's Bonneville Salt Lake, a legendary location where land speed records are held.
