Since its official introduction in Hong Kong in late June 2001, CsM's Nikon Dragon model has drawn lots of attention from not only the bus fan circle, but also the general public. This is mainly because Nikon has decided to present this model as a gift to their camera buyers, which in turn has drawn up its market price in HK to the level of HK$650 for a few months. An unknown number of stock has flowed into the market starting from mid-August though, causing the market price for this model to fall until it has reached the level of HK$250 in late December 2001.

Despite the facts mentioned above, this model would probably be a disappointment for those collectors who would focus on the "reality" of the models. Owing to some unknown reasons, CsM has used the mould for CMB's Dennis Condors (with rounded window surroundings) to make this KMB Dragon, and yet 2+2 seatings can be seen in the model when in fact KMB's AD272(GR8180) should have 3+2 seatings instead! The upper deck tail-lights at the rear have also gone missing. With the additional Nikon logo and "Air-Cond" wordings at the front of the model, which the real bus don't have, such factors would not probably sound impressive for those model buyers who would eager to buy a model which really looks like a KMB Dragon.

The painting for the F65 ad livery looks okay though. And in my personal point of view, the portrait of Ms. Joey Yung being applied on the model looks superb. Indeed, this is one of the reasons why this model can still become so popular in HK - probably due to Joey's idol effect amongst the youngsters.