tamiya.. no questions hands down. you will learn the car as you build it and be able to strip it down and replace whatever goes wrong. drift spec wise, look at a really hard but good wearing compound tyre, also think 40mm or 50mm pvc painted black is a common use as well.. dont go over the top with the body, find something simple and make it work.. r32 shells etc sell for some mega bucks..
you can get the little exhaust pipes, intercoolers, stickers etc from various hobby sites and ebay have a few of the scale items you may require.
man i wish they had these sleepy subjects when i was at school! show your committed to something! how easy is that! i was a volunteer firefighter at the start of year 10 all thru to the end of yr 11 then for 2 years after getting into the workforce!
keep us updated sheepy, certainly a subject(test) WHATEVER you shoud pass with FLYING colours!
