Vehicle Kits (196)

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.

The 12th Tokyo Motor Show in 1965. The venue was filled with excitement and enthusiasm. At the center of it all, a car appeared before the crowd at the same time its name was announced. This was the debut of the Toyota 2000GT, a car that is well known as one of the highlights in the history of Japanese automobiles . With its elegant body, Toyota's first DOHC engine for a passenger car, rosewood-covered meter panel, and mahogany wood steering wheel, the car was finished with craftsmanship in collaboration with Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., the company's development partner. Features Wheels turn after completion Right-side drive configuration

A custom sports car for driving! Features A new large 3D printed spoiler is added. Includes 8-spoke Watanabe wheel parts (plastic parts). Body parts color is gunmetal. T-bar roof/normal roof can be selected. Window color stickers are included. 3D printed parts Large front spoiler Decals Silver stripe etc.

New plastic parts have been added to Hasegawa's 1/24-scale model kit of the Nissan Silvia (S110) late-model to recreate the 1800cc engine hardtop turbo ZSE version! Window painting stickers are included; newly molded plastic parts include the front and rear bumpers, side molding, five-speed manual transmission shift knob, exhaust pipe, and aluminum wheels. New decals are included for the turbo markings and more. Specifications Mold Color: White Size: 18.3cm long when completed New plastic parts, window painting stickers, decals

Among grand touring cars, the BUGATTI type 50 takes it place at the peak of progress thanks to its comfort, it’s ease of handling and it’s power. The type 50 was a great success, both because of it’s line and on account of it’s reliability. Highly prized in the field of elegance, it was a natural draw at any exhibition. Specifications Parts: 150 Packaging: 250 x 375 x 70 mm

The French “Sécurité Civile” took delivery of the first CL-415 on the 9th February 1995. It was immediately distinguishable thanks to the fins mounted on the wingtips and the additional fins on the tail. However the biggest difference over its propeller powered predecessor the 215 was the two new turboprop engines. The efficiency and rapidity of the Canadair is due to the fact that it can reload with water on the nearest available sheet of water, in which case the water is scooped in by hydroplaning at a speed of 110kph. Specifications Parts: 108 Packaging: 250 x 375 x 70 mm

Daimler-Benz had a strong presence in the automobile market and was looking for new sales opportunities, particularly in the lucrative American automobile market. With even larger, more luxurious cars and air conditioning—i.e., even more expensive models—the brand achieved a breakthrough in the market. The Mercedes-Benz 450 sold very well and remained popular throughout its 16-year production run without significant changes. A total of 62,298 450 SL models were produced. Specification Scale: 1:43 Parts: 47 pieces Packaging: 125 x 235 x 45 mm Includes Cement Brush Main paints

The Porsche 928 was unveiled in Geneva in March 1977. It replaced the 911 and was to share „all earlier Porsches‘ qualities and performance,“ while complying with all conceivable future government requirements. The United States, which took around fifty per cent of total Porsche output, started selling the 928 in 1978 with a price tag of $26,000. Specification Scale: 1:43 Parts: 45 pieces Packaging: 125 x 235 x 45 mm Includes Cement Brush Main paints

In the early 1980s, Renault Assistance Course was the „mobile workshop“ for racing and rally teams. Vans were used to transport cars on trailers to the race venues. Once there, a small car camp was set up and the final touches were applied to the race cars. As the vans were well stocked with spare parts, accessories, tools and other items, any damage that occurred during a race or rally could be quickly repaired by the mechanics at the track. The race service team ensured that the car was back on the track in the shortest possible time. Not only were the challenges of the day-to-day work on and off the track efficiently met, but these mobile service stations sometimes served as temporary accommodation for the team members. One of these vans was the Renault Estafette, based on the Citroën front-wheel-drive system, which gave it a large, flat load area, four independent suspensions, a sliding side door and a three-wing rear door. It was initially produced as a van with a payload of 800 kg, and from 1965 with 1000 kg, with a flat or high roof and a short or long wheelbase. The first models used the Dauphine‘s 845 cc, 32 hp engine, which was replaced in 1962 by the Renault 8‘s 1108 cc, 45 hp „Sierra Cléon fonte“ engine, and in 1968 by the Renault 12‘s 1289 cc engine. More than 500,000 units were produced until 1980, making the Estafette a symbol of its time. Specification Scale: 1:24 Parts: 374 pieces Packaging: 350 x 450 x 95 mm Includes Cement Brush Main paints

Nissan’s Skyline has been an ambassador for high performance Japanese cars for many a year. The series, which stretches all the way back to 1957, was joined in August 1981 by the sixth generation car that included the sporty 2000 Turbo GT-E S. Possessing a sleek wedge body design and 145hp 2-liter inline-six turbo engine, its 4-wheel independent suspension had front strut and rear semi-trailing setups, disc brakes front and rear, and even switch-operated adjustable shocks with variable stiffness. Technology buffs of the day were captivated by features such as a Driver Guide System which used a directional sensor as a compass to give straight-line distance to your destination, and with such a consummate package of style, performance and cutting-edge technology it was inevitable that the car would enjoy massive popularity. Features The wedge silhouette is recreated with aplomb. The realistic interior has bucket seats, while front strut and rear trailing arm suspension setups are also depicted. Synthetic rubber tires. Decals are included for emblems, logos and other details. Comes with a seated driver figure. The assembly instruction manual gives instructions for 7 different color schemes including the main red and silver options Specification Length: 192mm, width: 73mm, height: 62mm. 1/24 scale

Aoshima brings us a 1/24-scale model kit of the distinctive time machine that appeared in the early part of the 1990 film "Back to the Future Part III," which was repaired to bring back Doc Brown, who was struck by lightning and sent back to 1885!  Features This model kit includes lots of newly-molded parts, and is a precise reproduction of the time machine equipped with a "bonnet box" made from 1955 parts!  It has white ribbon tires, and the kit accurately reproduces the vehicle's raised height so it could run on the rough ground of 1885.  The iconic gullwing doors can be opened and closed after completion, too!  Approximately 18.4cm long when completed

The Scania 142H was produced during the 1980s by the renowned Scandinavian manufacturer, marking a turning point in European commercial and industrial vehicle production. It was equipped with a V8 engine that, for its time, ensured efficiency and reliability even for long-haul transport. The 6x2 configuration provided enhanced stability and increased load capacity while maintaining high safety standards. Among the various body configurations developed on the 142H platform, the curtain-sided cargo bed gained significant popularity due to its versatility, making it widely used across multiple sectors of industrial logistics. Even today, the Scania 142H is highly regarded by vintage truck enthusiasts and remains an iconic model among Scania's classic truck production. Features Super decal sheet for 2 versions Color instruction sheet

Hasegawa adds the Toyota Celica LB 1600GT with its distinctive fastback silhouette to their 1/24-scale model kit lineup! It made its debut in April 1973 as a three-door 2+2 couple; as the name "liftback" suggests, it had a large tailgate. When the rear seat backs are folded down, the cargo space could hold surfboards, camping equipment, and other bulky gear. This model kit features many newly developed parts, including the body and interior, based on research conducted on actual vehicles. The chassis will be a set of parts from the conventional Toyota Celica 1600GT; the front grille, bumper, wiper, pillar duct, mirror surface, etc. are plated parts. Eight-spoke Watanabe wheels are included too. Specification Mold Color: White Size: 17.7cm long when completed

Hasegawa brings us a 1/24-scale model kit of the Subaru Impreza Sports Wagon with a dark blue body!  Specification Mold Color: Dark blue Size: 18.2cm long when completed

Endless Dreams, the Flash of a White Lightning Bolt The S12 series, representing the fourth-generation Silvia and the second-generation Gazelle, debuted in August 1983 as a full model change from the previous S110 series. While retaining the sharp, linear styling of its predecessor, the S12 embraced the flowing, aerodynamic lines that reflected the design trends of the time. Featuring fully retractable headlights concealed within a low, aggressive hood and flush-surface full doors, the S12 exuded a sleek, fighter jet-like presence. Features Faithful reproduction of the top-grade S12 "Turbo RS·X" model Selectable model kit: Silvia or Gazelle Includes aero parts such as front spoiler and side skirts Equipped with Hiro V2 aluminum wheels and 16-inch dB tires Includes aluminum license plate Comes with window frame masking stickers Uses molds originally developed in the 1980s

A New Encounter. A Sign of New Adventures. In 1980, Mazda introduced the fifth-generation Familia, transitioning to a front-wheel-drive (FF) layout. Mazda developed a brand-new BD platform and equipped the rear with a specially designed "SS Suspension," featuring a modified parallel-link strut system. The newly developed E-type engine, which won the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Award, offered both excellent fuel efficiency and high power. With its balance of fuel economy, performance, and interior space, the Familia was honored as the very first recipient of the Japan Car of the Year award. Features Faithfully reproduces the original catalog specifications Adjustable ride height Semi-gloss chrome-finished wheels and more Uses molds developed in the late 1970s

The Last FR Corolla Sedan – Choose from 4 Variants Features Choice of Early GT/DX or Late GT/DX versions Includes aluminum license plate Exterior parts finished with chrome detailing Equipped with 15-inch P7 tires

The Philosophy of GT – The Arrival of the S The fourth-generation Skyline C110, famously known as the “Ken & Mary Skyline,” was a massive hit and received a minor facelift in September 1975, evolving into its late-model version. Among these, the 2000GTX-E·S stood out as a high-performance grade that inherited the spirit of the now-discontinued Kenmeri GT-R. It featured four-wheel disc brakes and stabilizers—just like the GT-R—as well as a newly added rear wiper. Factory options included the first aluminum wheels ever offered in Skyline history. The traditional GT badge was updated with a green accent, marking a new chapter in the legacy of the Skyline. Features Faithfully reproduces the original catalog specifications Uses molds developed in the late 1970s Front grille, rear tail panel, factory aluminum wheels, and rear wiper upgraded with 2017-level detail Includes adjustable-ride-height chassis, custom parts, and aluminum wheels

Enter the world of style and adventure with the 1:24 Academy 15617 Kia Brisa - MCP with Girl Driver Figure, now available on Most-Models.com! This beautiful scale model brings the elegance of the Kia Brisa and the charm of a Girl Driver to the center of your model collection. Features Meticulously crafted to capture the elegant lines and details of this South Korean car. From the streamlined body to the refined finish, every aspect exudes class. With a scale ratio of 1:24, this model provides a detailed overview of the Kia Brisa, while still being a suitable size for different display areas. This model kit comes with a Girl Driver Figure, adding a unique and vibrant element to your display. Made of high-quality materials, this model guarantees durability and maintains its refined appearance. It is a valuable addition for both experienced modelers and enthusiastic beginners. With detailed instructions, assembling this model provides an enjoyable experience. It's a great opportunity to enjoy the building process and improve your model making skills at the same time.

The fourth generation of the Hyundai Porter, the Porter II was introduced in 2004 with a standard or extended cab and a 2.5 or 2.6 litre diesel engine. By 2016, over 99,000 Porters had been sold worldwide. This 1/24 scale model from Academy builds into the dry van version of the Hyundai Porter II. The finished model is 21.7cm long. Features Accurately reproduced Porter II 1-ton box truck made by Hyundai Multi-color plastic Accurately detailed cabin inside and external frame Dry Van Truck High-quality multi-color plastic parts Dimensions: Length 217mm Height 107mm Width 110mm Includes Plastic and transparent parts for assembling the Hyundai Porter II Detailed manual

With advancements in hydrogen engines, autonomous driving, and AI-assisted navigation, futuristic anime cars are becoming a reality. This model takes inspiration from the original anime design, thoroughly analyzing its settings and translating it into a realistic vehicle concept. Features 1/24 scale, meticulously replicating cockpit, engine, and all key components Includes a driver figure of Hayato Kazami Package illustration specially drawn by Satoshi Shigeta Selectable boost pod positions—raise or lower as preferred Effect fan hatch can be displayed in open mode Removable roof for an open-top configuration Doors can be displayed in open or closed positions Rear wing can be set in deployed or retracted mode Functional steering mechanism

Featured in the OVA SAGA series, the Garland SF-03 was used by the Sugō Grand Prix Team from Round 1 of the 15th Grand Prix. This machine played a key role in the early stages of the competition, making a lasting impression in the series! Features Early protagonist machine of the 15th GP Includes interchangeable parts for Boost Mode—choose your preferred configuration Cockpit cover available in both clear and clear blue variants