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A legendary GT follows the classic path. The A20 series first generation Celica, born in December 1970, was advertised as "coming from the land of the future," and its "Full Choice System," which allowed customers to freely select the engine, transmission, interior, etc. of their choice, became a hot topic. The Celica became a hit as soon as it was launched, but underwent minor changes in August 1972, including changes to the tail lights and fuel tank. Features Includes etched parts Authentically reproduces factory stripes Adjustable ride height with spring suspension Various custom parts such as grille and steering wheel included Clear-type racing jacket Bucket seats Selectable factory wheels or aftermarket aluminum wheels Includes aluminum license plate Uses Pirelli P7 tires

Suzuki Carry The ST30-generation Carry was fully redesigned and introduced in 1979 (Showa 54). Following the shift to new kei car regulations in 1976 (Showa 51), it became the first model developed exclusively for the 550cc standard, gaining widespread popularity. Even after half a century since the launch of the Carry Truck, it remains a favorite among small business owners, workshops, and farmers. The LJ50-type 2-stroke 550cc engine delivers 28 horsepower, producing a sharp and lively exhaust note as it speeds through city streets and rice fields. Features Exterior parts finished with chrome plating Selectable between standard model and postal vehicle variant Includes 10-inch steel wheels Total length: approximately 130mm

Pursuit of perfection, quest for the ultimate. The last Celsior. Features Faithfully recreates the facelifted late-model C-spec version Tail lenses molded in clear red Includes window frame masking seals Spring suspension allows for adjustable ride height

The powerful style is reproduced by large tires and high car height. Features Raised ride height and powerful tires thanks to a dedicated chassis Chassis parts finished with chrome plating Aluminum wheels Includes window frame masking seals

The chassis of Aoshima's 1/24-scale model kit of the 1995 RN80 Toyota Hilux Custom is equipped with four-wheel independent suspension and a dump gimmick that allows the vehicle's height to be freely changed! It comes with a wide range of custom parts too, such as a bumper, grill, Euro tail, compressor, air tank, steering wheel, and more. Window frame masking stickers are included.

This 1/24-scale model kit of the 1998 JZX100 Toyota Mark II Tourer V from Aoshima features VERTEX aero specifications! Features Front half spoiler Rear half spoiler Eye line garnish 18-inch Work Emotion CR-kai wheels Window frame seal included Side steps Aero mirror Muffler

Aoshima's 1/24-scale model kit of the JZS161 2000 Toyota Aristo features full VERTEX aero specifications! Features Front bumper spoiler Side step Rear bumper spoiler Rear spoiler GT wing Aluminum wheels Window frame masking stickers

The König Monster, now in "Macross F" specification, will rock the galaxy! With new mold additions, the "VB-6 König Monster," featuring colors from "Macross F", joins the Variable Fighter Girls (V.F.G.) series! This model can recreate three forms—"Shuttle Mode," "Gerwalk Mode," and "Destroid Mode"—through transformation. It comes with a girl figure that can ride the machine. A Yack Deculture-level release, sure to shake the galaxy! Features Can transform into three forms by assembling/replacing certain parts. Pre-colored molded parts; no adhesive needed (snap-kit). Special colors reproduced using included stickers and decals. Individual forms (Shuttle, Gerwalk, Destroid) can be displayed. Features the "Macross F" color scheme with a shark-mouth motif. Original maid-themed girl designed with machine details. Pre-painted face parts included. Specifications Shuttle: Approx. 225mm (length) Destroid: Approx. 280mm (height) Figure: Approx. 155mm (height) Materials: PS/ABS/PVC Comes with colored parts for three forms, snap-kit build, and customizable decals. Includes one pre-painted face part and two uncolored ones. Includes four types of nose art decals. *Display stand is not included.

The Beginning of the GT-R Legend The third-generation Skyline, the C10 series, was fully redesigned and launched in August 1968. It became an instant hit upon release, and thanks to its popular commercial catchphrase, “Ai no Skyline” (“The Skyline of Love”), it earned affectionate nicknames like “Ai-Suka” and “Suka-G” at the time. In October of the same year, the 2000GT-R was added to the lineup, making its racing debut on May 1, 1969, at the JAF Grand Prix. It won first place in the TS class in its very first race and went on to dominate the series, achieving a streak of victories that cemented the “Hakosuka GT-R” as a true motorsport icon. Features Assembly plastic model of the PGC10 4-door Hakosuka GT-R Faithful reproduction of the original GT-R catalog specifications Mold created in the late 1970s Chassis with selectable ride height Includes a variety of custom parts Features aftermarket-style custom accessories

Cresta — A Deep Satisfaction, Quietly Filling the Soul. The third-generation Cresta, the X80 series, debuted in August 1988 as a full model change from the previous X70 series. While maintaining the core design concept of its predecessor, the exterior evolved with a more curved and stylish form to reflect contemporary trends. From this generation onward, all six-cylinder models were equipped with DOHC 24-valve engines. The suspension system was also upgraded, with struts in the front and a newly adopted double wishbone setup in the rear. Riding the wave of Japan's economic bubble, the Cresta became a huge hit—alongside the Mark II and Chaser, it achieved the highest combined sales in the model’s history. Features Faithfully replicates the 2.5GT Twin Turbo model Includes front/rear spoilers, slitted grille, and lowered suspension parts Comes with 1G-GZE/GTE engine components Clear hood included Chrome-plated grille and light housings Factory aluminum wheels Aluminum license plate Includes window frame masking stickers Equipped with 16-inch dB tires

Endless Roads, Together with the Soarer. Launched in February 1981 with the slogan “Into the Unknown,” the Soarer established itself as a top-tier specialty coupe. On May 7, 1991, it underwent a full model change to become the third-generation Z30 series. Developed under the concept of a “new-generation super grand tourer that pursues romance and innovation,” the new Soarer broke away from its previous image with a bold, curvaceous design that emphasized volume and sophistication—ushering in a new era of elegance and performance. Features Optional build: 2.5GT Twin Turbo L or 4.0GT Limited Choice of early or late tail light designs Selectable factory aluminum wheels Includes aero parts Aluminum license plate included Comes with window frame masking stickers Equipped with 16-inch dB tires Body molded in white

ZX100 Mark II with Full Aero Kit The eighth-generation Mark II, known as the X100 series, was launched in September 1996 as a full model change from the previous X90 series. It introduced the newly developed GOA body, designed with advanced collision safety in mind, and came standard with ABS and front SRS airbags. Returning to a sleek, straight-lined body design, the X100 Mark II continues to enjoy enduring popularity even today. Features BN Sports Full Aero Version Front bumper Side skirts Rear bumper Aero mirrors Eyeline garnish Sports muffler 18-inch Gram Lights 57F wheels Graphic decals Includes window frame stickers

The F31, the second generation Leopard, was introduced in February 1986 after a full model change of the previous F30 series. While sharing the same basic design as the R31 Skyline of the same generation, three types of engines (VG30DE, VG20ET, and VG20E) were available, and five types of grades were offered. Among them, the Ultima had advanced special equipment such as auto light system, electronic power steering, 4WAS, super sonic suspension, etc. It had enough presence as the highest grade and established Leopard's unique character. Features Sunroof visor Lip spoiler Selectable factory aluminum wheels or BBS wheels Lowering components Window frame masking seals Aluminum license plate included Uses 16-inch dB tires

The London Taxi, known as "the most beautiful cab in the world," is an old fashioned design with a classic appearance and high ride height.The history of the London Taxi dates back to the horse-drawn carriage era, some 300 years ago. It was not until 1958 that the British government officially approved this car as a "designated cab", but its basic styling remains almost unchanged from the old car that was introduced in 1948, conveying the design of the good old days to the present. It has a large body but is very maneuverable, with a minimum turning radius of 3.8 meters, about the same as a mini-car. It was imported to Japan in the 1990s, and can still be seen at wedding halls around the country. Features Exclusive decals included Engine faithfully recreated Functioning hood with open/close mechanism Aluminum license plate included Exterior parts finished with chrome plating Detail-up tubing included Equipped with large tires

The Lamborghini Huracan is a supercar that was announced in 2014 as the successor to the Gallardo. Features The 5.2-liter V10 engine is faithfully reproduced. The rear engine hood can be opened and closed even after assembly. The taillights are color-coded and molded. Two types of original wheels and engine hoods are included. Window frame masking stickers are included.

Lifted Single-cab Hilux specification Features US Grille US front bumper US long bed Euro taillights US door mirrors Aluminum Wheels Custom steering wheel Window frame stickers included