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The Toyota Starlet is a subcompact car manufactured by Toyota from 1973 to 1999, replacing the Publica, but retaining the Publica's P code and generation numbering. The first generation Starlet was sold as the Publica Starlet in some markets. In Japan, it was exclusive to Toyota Corolla Stores. Startlets were typically dependable but austere vehicles, however, some upgraded versions were produced. Turbocharged Starlets were offered in three generations: the 1986-1989 Turbo S (EP71), the 1990-1995 GT turbo (EP82), and the 1996-1999 Glanza V. Another variant was the Sera, made in the early 1990s and officially sold only in Japan, the Sera had a unique two-door coupe body and butterfly doors but shared the Starlet's chassis and mechanicals. The Starlet was briefly exported to North America from 1981 to 1984.In 1999, the Starlet was replaced by the Vitz, sold as the Echo or Yaris in international markets and the bB mini MPV, which was later sold as the Scion xB in Canada and the United States and as the Daihatsu Materia in the United Kingdom. However, Toyota effectively vacated the European city car market until the Aygo was launched in 2005. Specification Mold Color: White, dark gray, clear Size: 35.2 x 20 x 6.7 cm

New mold! The Lancer EX Turbo appeared in 1981 as an additional model of the second-generation Lancer. In 1983, the front grille was changed and the engine was upgraded to an air-cooled intercooler turbo, which became extremely popular. The concept of installing a powerful engine in a compact 4-door sedan was passed on to the Lancer Evolution. This new-mold kit is based on thorough research of the actual vehicle. The body color is white, the insides of the headlights and taillights and mirror surface are silver-plated. Specification Mold Color: White, silver-plated Item Size/Weight: 35 x 20 x 7 cm / 370g

The Toyota 91C-V is a Group C car developed by Toyota in 1991 and equipped with a 3.6L V8 twin-turbo engine. In 1991, Toyota decided not to participate in the full World Sportscar Championship. The 91C-V, specialised for JSPC racing, made its debut at the second round, the Fuji 1000km. Features This kit is modeled after the Minolta Toyota 91C-V that won the JSPC Round 3 All-Japan Fuji 500 Miles. Based on thorough research into the actual car, it has been precisely reproduced using completely new molds, from the exterior to the cockpit interior. The body parts are white. The mirrors, headlights, and wheel rims are glossy silver plated. One stainless steel antenna rod is included. Window paint stickers are also included. Decals (markings): 1991 All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship Round 3 All Japan Fuji 500 Mile Race WinnerToyota Team TOM'S Car No. 36 Drivers: Masanori Sekiya/Hitoshi Ogawa (July 20-21, 1991)

The Isuzu Bellett 1600GTR is a Japanese passenger car produced by Isuzu from 1969 to 1973. It was a sports model with a powerful engine that enjoyed great popularity in its time. It is often remembered as one of Isuzu's most noteworthy models of the era and a symbol of the brand's sporting achievements. Its performance and style attracted sports car enthusiasts and continue to do so among car enthusiasts. The Hasegawa HC58 is a faithful replica of the early-production 1969 Isuzu Bellett 1600GTR , presented in 1:24 scale. This historic car's model kit is packed with authentic details that capture the unique character and style of this Japanese automotive classic. The 1969 Isuzu Bellett 1600GTR is a model that made its mark on history with its innovative construction and unique design. These qualities are captured in the Hasegawa HC58. From the faithfully reproduced engine and distinctive body lines to the detailed interior, every element of this kit is designed to create a realistic and complete representation of this exceptional car. This Hasegawa HC58 kit offers a great challenge for experienced modelers, offering a complex assembly that faithfully captures the complexity of the real vehicle. Less experienced modelers will also find it an opportunity to develop their skills and deepen their automotive knowledge. Specification Assembly required. Requires glue and paint sold separately 1:24 scale  Size: Length:167mm, Width: 62.5mm

The Super Gran Turismo second-generation Soarer (Z20) is now available as a 1/24-scale model kit from Hasegawa! Based on thorough research into the actual vehicle, the late-model air suspension specification is recreated with completely new molds! The second-generation Soarer (Z20) debuted in January 1986. Its catchphrases were "Super Gran Turismo" and "One in the World, a Soarer in Japan." Its cutting-edge driving performance, elegant and refined styling, and interior made with carefully selected high-quality materials made it a huge hit. This model kit recreates the air suspension specification of the flagship, top-of-the-line 3.0GT-Limited late model (1989) version with all-new molds. You can choose between standard or low-down custom ride height. The protection moldings on the body sides and front and rear bumpers are recreated with clear parts, just like the actual vehicle. The headlight and taillight mirrors, fender arch moldings, and door handles are plated, and window painting stickers are included. Specification Mold Color: White Size: 19.4cm long, 7.2cm wide when completed Includes Window painting stickers

Hasegawa brings us a 1/24-scale model kit of the coveted Nissan Laurel HT 2000SGX (KHC130), a classic car from the Showa era! The performance-focused SGX two-door hardtop "Buta-ketsu Laurel" is recreated with completely new molds based on through research on the actual vehicle! In 1972, the second-generation Laurel followed the first generation as a luxury car. It gained popularity for its driving performance, based on the same basic design as the fourth-generation Kenmeri Skyline, and its sophisticated interior. The catchphrase "Drive slowly. Live slowly" expresses the sophistication that the Laurel exudes. This model kit is of the late model (1973) of the top-of-the-line two-door hardtop SGX. The unique rear-view styling, known as "Buta-ketsu," and luxurious interior are accurately recreated with new molds. The front and rear bumpers, front grille, and light mirrors are plated parts. Window painting stickers are included. Specifications 18.7cm long, 7.3cm wide when completed Window painting stickers

This top-of-the-line GT-Z late model of the Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE92, released in 1989, is thoroughly reproduced based on research conducted on the actual vehicle! This kit adds numerous new parts based on the Levin. Features include an optional moonroof (sunroof), selectable aluminum and normal wheels, and retractable headlights that can be opened and closed. The headlight and taillight mirrors, small lamp/fog lamp mirrors, and aluminum and normal wheels are all chrome-plated parts. Window masking stickers are included as well. New Plastic Parts Body (with moonroof) Front bumper Hood with air intake bulge Retractable headlights Headlight/taillight lenses Sunroof Windshield Headlight and taillight mirrors Small lamp and fog lamp mirrors Specifications Mold Color: White Size: 17.8cm long, 7.8cm wide when completed Includes: Newly molded plastic parts, window masking stickers

Many new parts have been added to recreate the late-model 2,000cc genuine full aero spec! Features The body color is white. You can choose between normal and low-down ride height. Window paint stickers are included.  Includes Body with sunroof (moonroof) aero bumper Side mudguards Side molding Coil spring suspension AV deck sunroof fog lamp lens

The legendary "AE86" Trueno is set to be released! The first-generation top-of-the-line "GT APEX" 3-door hatchback. Based on thorough research of the actual vehicle, it has been reproduced using completely new molds.  The fourth-generation Sprinter Trueno (AE86 model), released in 1983, This is a popular model affectionately known as the "Hachiroku". The combination of a lightweight body, a high-revving engine, and a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, It offers superior operability and continues to be enthusiastically supported even today.   Features The kit is for the top-of-the-line early model equipped with the 4A-GE engine. A reproduction of the "GT APEX" 3-door hatchback. The retractable headlights are movable and can be opened and closed. Equipped with genuine optional 14-inch aluminum wheels. You can choose between standard and lowered ride height. The body parts are white. The mirror surfaces of the headlights, taillights, and door mirrors are chrome-plated. Window color-matching stickers are included.

New kit variation on the classic VW microbus has windows just about everywhere, including the roof. Use it as a base to create any one of the endless variations of this great car that people put on the roads.

In February 1950, Volkswagen's then-CEO Heinrich Nordhoff unveiled a handy transporter called the Type 2. The Type 2, which combined the suspension of the Beetle with a boxy body, became the second best-selling model after the Beetle. The Type 2, which began as a commercial vehicle called a delivery van in March 1950,has continued to add various variation models since then. This type of pickup truck had a cargo bed behind the driver's seat and featured a high, fully flat cargo bed. Beneath the bed was a locker with a floor area of approximately 2 square meters, which served as a convenient storage space. The first-generation Type 2, produced from 1950 to 1966, is still a popular model , thanks in part to its two-piece windshield and the wide range of body variations available. Features Includes chrome-plated fenders and other details.  Molded in beige plastic.  Rubber tires.  Wheels turn and steer after completion.

The Lamborghini Miura P400 SV, a hallmark of automotive design from the early 1970s, remains an icon among supercars. This Hasegawa 1/24 scale model kit offers hobbyists and collectors the opportunity to recreate the elegance and innovation of the original vehicle. Known for its groundbreaking mid-engine layout and stunning aesthetics, the Miura SV set the stage for future sports car designs. A Modeler's Delight For those passionate about precision and detail, this model kit provides a rewarding build experience. The kit captures the unique contours and features of the Miura SV with outstanding accuracy, making it a standout piece in any collection. Builders can appreciate the intricate body lines and the distinct styling that made the Miura a legend. Display and Collectability Once completed, the model serves as an impressive display piece, showcasing the timeless allure of the Miura SV. Its presence enhances any collection focused on historic vehicles or supercars, offering both aesthetic pleasure and a connection to automotive history. Specification Scale: 1/24 Material: Plastic Assembly Type: Requires glue Paint: Not included

The Hasegawa 1/12 scale model of the Yamaha YZR500 (0W98) is a tribute to one of the most iconic motorcycles in racing history. Celebrating the bike's 1988 WGP500 Championship victory, this kit offers enthusiasts a chance to recreate the legendary machine that dominated the circuits. Historical Significance and Realism The Yamaha YZR500, piloted by racing legend Eddie Lawson, was renowned for its powerful performance and advanced engineering. This model captures the essence of the original bike with meticulous attention to detail, making it a prized addition to any collection focused on motorsport history. Building Experience and Display Value Designed for intermediate to advanced model builders, this kit provides a rewarding assembly experience. The precise fit of parts ensures that the final product is both structurally sound and visually impressive. Once completed, the YZR500 model serves as a striking display piece that captures the spirit of 1980s motorcycle racing. Specifications Scale: 1/12 Material: Plastic Assembly: Requires glue Paint: Not included

After winning the 1988 WGP500 for Yamaha, Eddie Lawson jumped ship and went to ride for Honda. Despite extremely stiff competition at events all over the world, Eddie Lawson's finishes were consistently in the top two, with four first place finishes. With all his wins combined, Eddie won the 1989 Grand Prix Championships for the Rothmans-Kanemoto-Honda team, making him the only rider in history to win two consecutive championships with two different teams.  Specification Parts come molded in white and gray Completed model measures about 167mm long, 53mm wide and 94mm tall. Includes Decals, clear plastic parts and tires

The Suzuki GSX-R750, which first appeared in 1985, laid the foundation for many large-displacement race bikes to come. It was equipped with an oil-cooled engine, and was lighter than other bikes in the 400cc class at the time. This new-mold kit is molded in white, gray and clear, with headlights and mirrors chrome-plated for a realistic gleam!

Introduced in 1969, the Kawasaki 500-SS/Mach III (H1) was developed with the goal of creating the world's fastest motorcycle. The newly developed two-stroke air-cooled three-cylinder engine increased its acceleration power to a tremendous degree, and it was a great success in the North American market. Hasegawa's kit of this pivotal motorcycle is a completely new mold, created with thorough research on the real thing! The body is molded in white, with silver-plated parts for the headlight and mirror. Specifications Approximately 17.6cm long, 10.5cm high, 6.8cm wide when completed

Hasegawa brings us a model kit of the 1980 Yamaha RZ250 (4L3), the legendary two-stroke sports bike known as the "400 killer"! Specifications Overall length: 174mm Total parts number: 140

The Yamaha RZ350 is a two-stroke sports bike with a 350cc engine that appeared in 1981. This model kit from Hasegawa features plated mirrors and headlight for an added sense of realism; it also includes additional plastic parts for the cylinder head for the 350cc engine, rear wheel, handle base and front wheel disc. Specification Mold Color: White Size: 17.4cm long, 10.3cm high, 6.5cm wide when completed

This limited-edition model kit from Hasegawa brings us the late-model 1987 Suzuki GSX-R750 (H) (GR71G) in its striking blue-and-white color! Specifications 17.7cm long, 6cm wide when completed New decals

Hasegawa brings us a gorgeous model kit of the Suzuki RG500 Gamma early model! This racer replica bike had a two-stroke 500cc engine; it comes with an additional front brake disk, and features decals for its distinctive red-and-white markings. Specifications 17cm long, 9.8cm wide when completed Includes decals

Hasegawa brings us a 1/12-scale model kit of the best-selling super sport Honda VT250F (MC08) from 1984 in black! The parts colors are black for the cowl, tank, and seat cowl. The seat is red. Decals (markings) Black (black/red color scheme)

Hasegawa brings us a 1/12-scale model kit of the late-model Yamaha TZR250 (3MA) that made its debut in 1990! Newly molded parts are included for the front fender, front suspension (inverted front forks), rear suspension, and front brake disc; a set of photo-etched parts is also sold separately. Specifications Size: 17cm long, 9.3cm high when completed Includes decals