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The Trampio Levin (car no. 11), the JTC overall winner in 1985, is back in Fujimi's "Inch Up" model-kit series with new chassis parts! This kit includes a new chassis with a four-wheel independent alignment adjustment mechanism; the conventional polycap material is used for the stepless sliding structure of the vehicle height and camber to achieve smooth adjustment. The steering and alignment gimmicks allow for a variety of styling settings. This kit is based on the No. 11 car entered in the "Object T;" it includes cockpit roll bars and bonnet pin parts on the inside of the doors. You can choose between normal and race specifications for the steering wheel. Photo-etched parts to reproduce the disc brakes are included, and decals include various logos and bib numbers. Includes Photo-etched parts, decals

The Fujimi FJ-04824 kit offers a carefully modelled 1/24 scale Suzuki Jimny JB64 configured as a fire department vehicle. It captures the Shida Kita PR-1 variant details and gives modellers an opportunity to recreate emergency service fittings in scale. The precise moulding and realistic proportions make it an attractive build for collectors and kit-build fans. Features Detailed exterior and interior design Specification Scale: 1/24 Material: Plastic Assembly: Requires assembly and painting

The Integra Type R returns with included aero parts! Features Features include distinctive Recaro bucket seats and rear wing parts. The body is molded as a single piece, with separate front and rear bumper parts. The window glass is a one-piece front/side unit designed for a flush fit with minimal gap from the body surface. Decals include the Type R logo, license plates, and instrument gauges.

A nice curbside kit (no engine detail) of the wee bitty 1985 Honda Today. Body is molded in red, with interior in white, and chassis and suspension in black. Wheels are matte chrome. Decals are provided for the stripes, logos, dashboard instruments, and license plates. Also includes a funky little minibike as an extra!

This is a reproduction of the Y33 model, which debuted in 1995. Nissan Micra was designed as a small compact car, which was to compete on the market with the popular Honda City. Five generations of the Micra model were created in the course of series production. The first one was produced between 1982 and 1992 and was offered as a 3- or 5-door hatchback, with engines from 1 to 1.2 liters. The second generation entered production in 1992 and was produced in Japan until 2003. It offered a wider range of engines and an enlarged trunk. This version of Micra won the competition for the European Car of the Year in 1993. In 2002, the third generation entered production, which clearly differed from the previous one in terms of styling and modernized engines. Generation number IV appeared in 2010 and was built on a new platform, which made the new generation slightly longer than the previous one. The range of available engines has been changed and narrowed, and the design of the passenger compartment has been changed. The last, at the moment, 5th generation was presented to the general public in 2016 during the Paris Motor Show. The main changes concerned the design and power units.

The "Wataru Akiyama Hachiroku Levin" from the Initial D series is now available with a chassis featuring the "Four-wheel Independent Alignment Adjustment Mechanism"! Features Includes metal pipes for replicating the sports muffler. Comes with etched parts to replicate disc brakes. Decals include logo marks and license plates.