aoshima (1186)

This kit from Aoshima brings us an accurate reproduction of Koichiro Iketani's S13 Silvia from "Initial D"! An aero bumper and bucket seat are included, as are window frame masking stickers.

Toyota 86 was released on April 2012. With D-4S injection system and low-weight design, the 86 fulfilled the joy of driving. On July 2016, it has minor changes to appeal authentic to sports car fans. This kit replicates ZN6 Toyota86 in its catalogue specifications. You can build it as either the 2012 or 2016 model to make the Toyota86 of your choice! Features Mold Color: White, black, clear Includes: Decals, chrome-plated parts, window masks

This kit is a model of the London taxi that saw lively service for nearly 40 year between 1958 and 1997. These vehicles were also imported to Japan in the 1990s, and these days they may still be seen at wedding halls and other locations around the country. This kit will measure about 20cm long when completed. Include decals and chrome-plated parts.

Aoshima brings us a 1/24 Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX '84 model kit! The model features genuine aluminum wheels, a 4A-G engine reproduction, and decals for the AE86 design.

Working Vehicle Fire Ladder Truck Otsu Municipal Fire DepartmentThe kit comes with transparent parts for windows and lights shields, and a waterslide decal sheet for interior and detail.

The prestigious "Omeshi" dedicated train locomotive, EF58 60/61, is now available as a convertible kit! The EF58 60/61, which continues to be popular as the main and backup locomotive for the "Omeshi" train, now appears in a new guise. In response to numerous requests, the kit includes newly designed headlight and taillight parts, allowing you to enjoy a more realistic EF58 locomotive in impressive 1/50 scale. Additionally, the kit comes with detail-up parts such as wipers and etched parts for replicating the 61st unit's filters and number plates. Moreover, it includes deluxe features such as metal seals and new decals for silver decorations and numbers on various parts of the car body. This is a train model intended for display purposes only (i.e., it does not run on a track). Features Newly created headlight/taillight parts (requires advanced processing) Includes detail-up parts for wipers and other fine details, as well as etched parts for replicating the 61st unit Deluxe kit with metal seals and new decals for car numbers, decorations, etc., enhancing the model's appearance Approximately 398mm in length, 71mm in height (when pantograph is lowered), and 56mm in width

Make your car look sportier! This parts set includes 2 types of rear wings, a seat and a large tachometer.Carbon decals are also included to attach to the location of your choice.

Detailed parts set for Japanese Patrol Cars. This set includes a roof red light (boomerang type), extra side view mirrors, flashers, and traffic safety cones, and it comes with an 'Order of the Rising Sun' grill emblem. Specification Scale: 1/24 Item Size/Weight: 23 x 14 x 5 cm / 80g

Detailed parts set for Japanese Patrol Cars. This set includes a roof red light (bar type), extra side view mirrors, flashers, and traffic safety cones, and it comes with an 'Order of the Rising Sun' grill emblem.

Detailed parts set for Japanese Patrol Cars. This set includes a roof red light (old type), a red rotating light, a red streamlined revolving light, an antenna, a microphone speaker, and it comes with an 'Order of the Rising Sun' grill emblem.

Fuso was a Japanese battleship laid under the keel in 1912, launched in March 1914, and commissioned in the Imperial Japanese Navy in November 1915. The ship was 205 m long, 30.6 m wide, and had a full displacement of 39,000 tons. The maximum speed of battleship Fuso was around 22 knots, and after upgrades it reached 25 knots. The main armament was 12 356 mm guns in six turrets, two guns each, and the secondary armament was mainly 16 152 mm guns. Fuso, along with sister Yamashiro, formed the class of battleships of the same name. During World War I, Fuso was not subjected to major modernization, while in the interwar period it underwent a thorough reconstruction: the hull was lengthened by almost 8 m, the entire engine room was changed, the shape of the superstructure with the command bridge was changed, which reached over 40 m in height and resembled its shape. Japanese pagoda. Fuso's combat career did not begin until World War II, although it was considered rather obsolete by then. The battleship indirectly took part in the attack on Pearl Harbor (December 1941) and played only auxiliary functions in this operation. In May 1942 he fought in the area of the Aleutian Islands, which was a diversion against the action at Midway. From 1943 to 1944, it was stationed primarily on its home islands, but took part in the Battle of Surigao on October 25, 1944, where it was sunk in a torpedo attack. Being one of two Fuso-class ships created, the ship had AA guns: 23 single guns, six twin guns, and eight triple-mount guns, for a total of 95 in her final build. High-quality, precision plastic model kit. Paint and glue are not included. Requires assembly and painting. For intermediate to advanced skill modelers.

Yamashiro was a Japanese battleship laid under the keel in 1913, launched in November 1915, and commissioned in the Imperial Japanese Navy in March 1917. The ship was 213 meters long, 30.6 meters wide, and had a full displacement of 35,300 tons. The maximum speed of battleship Yamashiro was around 22-23 knots, and after upgrades it reached 25 knots. The main armament was 12 356 mm guns in six turrets, two cannons each, and the additional armament was mainly 16 152 mm guns located in casemates. Yamashiro was the second and last battleship of the Fuso class. During World War I, it was not subjected to major modernization, while in the years 1930-1935 it underwent a thorough reconstruction. First of all, the armor was significantly strengthened, the entire engine room was changed (which improved the maximum speed!) And the shape of the superstructure with the command bridge, which was over 40 meters high and resembled a Japanese pagoda, was changed. Despite these changes, the battleship was still significantly slower than other ships of the Imperial Navy, and its main artillery of 356 mm did not make it an equal partner for American battleships. For these reasons, when World War II began, it was already considered a rather outdated ship. The battleship indirectly took part in the attack on Pearl Harbor (December 1941) and played only auxiliary functions in this operation, and in May 1942 it fought in the area of the Aleutian Islands. In the years 1943-1944 it was stationed mainly on the mother islands, but took part in the Battle of Leyte (October 1944), where it was sunk as a result of a torpedo attack and shelling from the USS Mississippi battleship. Being the second of two Fuso-class ships created, the ship was made with an additional 17 single, 15 twin, and eight triple-mounts, which totaled an amazing 92 anti-aircraft guns in the final build. High quality, precision plastic model kit. Paint and glue not included. Requires assembly and painting. For intermediate to advanced skill modellers.

Nagato was a Japanese battleship laid under the keel in 1917, launched in November 1919, and commissioned in the Imperial Japanese Navy in November 1920. The ship was 221 meters long, 34 meters wide, and had a full displacement of 42,800 tons. The maximum speed of battleship Nagato was around 25-26 knots. The main armament at the time of the launch was 8 410 mm guns in four turrets, two guns each, and the additional armament was mainly 20 140 mm guns. Nagato was the first battleship of the type with the same name - ie Nagato. Ty Nagato was the first series of battleships whose main artillery exceeded the caliber of 400 mm. Modernization of the battleship took place only in 1936, when it was extended, the entire engine room was modified, catapults for seaplanes were added, and anti-aircraft artillery was significantly expanded. At the outbreak of World War II, Nagato was the flagship of the entire Japanese fleet (Japanese: Ippon Kaigun) - it was from it that the order was sent to attack Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. In June 1942 he took part in the Battle of Midway but survived it. In 1944, he fought in the Battle of Leyte, where he sank the USS Gambler Bay aircraft carrier and three destroyers. She was the only Japanese battleship to survive the war in the Pacific in good condition, and in 1946 the Americans used it to test nuclear weapons in Bikini Atoll. Nagato sank on July 25, 1946. This full-hull model kit reproduces the Nagato as she appeared at the end of World War II. As a limited bonus, metal barrels for her 41cm twin cannons are included. This is an injection-plastic ship model kit. Inlcudes Metal gun barrels

From Aoshima comes the Vertex JZX100 Chaser in 1/24th scale! It will measure about 202mm long when completed, and features a front bumper spoiler, front half spoiler, eyeline garnish, side step, rear bumper spoiler, muffler, and 18inch AVS Model 5 wheels. Includes Decals, chrome-plated parts, window masks.

Lamborghini only built 100 coupe versions and 100 roadster versions of the special 50th Anniversary version of their flagship sports car Aventador in 2013, and Aoshima's new model kit accurately reproduces this beautiful machine! It's extra eye-catching in its exclusive May Yellow color. You can open and close the hood after assembly to admire the incredibly detailed engine, and the scissors doors can be opened and closed as well. The taillights are molded in color, and window frame masking stickers are included too. Includes window frame masking stickers

This 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R features aero parts by Top Secret, such as the front bumper spoiler, front under-diffuser, side step, GT-2 rear wing, carbon hood, muffler, and carbon rear diffuser. Window frame masking stickers are included too. Includes Window frame masking stickers Gold painted parts Chrome painted parts Clear and translucent parts Decals

The "Tuned - Car" series is a classic series of scale cars that have been dressed up with aero parts and external wheels. Includes TRD aero specifications Front aero bumper Side mudguard Rear under spoiler Aero grill Rear wing Fog light Window frame stickers included

Aoshima's model kit of the 2002 BNR34 Nissan Skyline GT-R with Mine's aero bodykit Includes Front aero bumper with air intake Carbon aero mirror type 2 Trunk spoiler Canard 18 inch BBS LM wheels Window frame masking guides

Aoshima's kit of the 2007 Mitsubishi CZ4A Lancer Evolution X comes with full aero specifications by Ralliart! Includes Front under spoiler Front bumper intake Full bucket seat Sports muffler Aluminum wheels (RA04) Selectable for right-hand or left-hand drive Window frame masking stickers

Aoshima's long-awaited new Lamborghini Aventador model kit is an entirely new mold! It's easy to assemble, with the over fender molded directly onto the body; and since it uses transparent stickers and foil stickers, it's an ideal step up for beginners from Aoshima's snap-kit series (waterslide decals are also included for more advanced modelers). The vehicle height and camber angle can be adjusted to your liking even after assembly, and the parts are molded in color so you can achieve a great result without painting.

The second version of the popular Huracan is here! The chic gunmetal color, wheels and wing have been reproduced with all-new molds. This kit is easy to assemble with only a few parts to put together. You can adjust the ride height and camber angle to your liking even after assembly.