Model cars 1:64

This 1/64 scale model is a resin reproduction by Make-Up. Limited edition of 400 pieces. This miniature is without opening parts. A leather base and a plexiglass display case are included.

This 1/64 scale model is produced by Hobby Japan. A base and a display case are included.

This 1/64 scale resin model is produced by Ignition Model. A base and display case are included.

The Countach 25th Anniversary, launched in 1988 to celebrate Lamborghini's 25th year, featured updated styling with rounded airboxes and intakes. It became the best-selling Countach, produced until 1990 when the Diablo succeeded it. TLV-NEO introduces the Countach 25th Anniversary capturing its...

Mazda revived the rotary engine with the RX-8 in 2003, following the RX-7. This four-door, four-seater combined a compact rotary engine with Mazda's sports car vision. Updated in 2008 with redesigned interior and exterior, it remained in production until 2012 as the last rotary sports car....

The GT-R NISMO, Nissan's high-performance tuning model, debuted in 2013 and has seen continuous updates in 2017, 2020, and 2024. The latest version features redesigned front and rear bumpers, a new rear wing, and remains a top-tier Japanese sports car. To celebrate, TLV-NEO introduces the 2024...

The Honda Acty, known for its unique midship layout, debuted its fourth-generation truck in 2008 with a cab-over design for improved maneuverability. Production ended in 2021, closing Honda's light truck legacy that began with the T360 in 1963. The latest Acty Truck joins the TLV-NEO series as...

The Honda Acty, known for its unique midship layout, debuted its fourth-generation truck in 2008 with a cab-over design for better maneuverability. Production ended in 2021, concluding Honda's light truck legacy that began with the T360 in 1963. The TLV-NEO series now features the final Acty...

Relive the action of the Initial D series with this 1/64 scale replica of the legendary Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86) by Hobby Japan. Faithful to Takumi Fujiwara's iconic car, this miniature stands out for its precise details and high-quality craftsmanship. Perfect for Initial D fans and lovers...

Relive the action of the Initial D series with this 1/64 scale replica of the legendary Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86) by Hobby Japan. Faithful to Takumi Fujiwara's iconic car, this miniature stands out for its precise details and high-quality craftsmanship. Perfect for Initial D fans and lovers...

This 1/64 scale model is a resin reproduction by Frontiart.Limited edition of 1000 pieces.This miniature is without opening parts. A base and a plexiglass display case are included.

This 1/64 scale model is a resin reproduction by Frontiart.Limited edition of 1000 pieces.This miniature is without opening parts. A base and a plexiglass display case are included.

This 1/64 scale model is a resin reproduction by Frontiart.Limited edition of 1000 pieces.This miniature is without opening parts. A base and a plexiglass display case are included.

This 1/64 scale model is a resin reproduction by Make-Up. Limited edition of 400 pieces. This miniature is without opening parts. A leather base and a plexiglass display case are included.

This 1/64 scale resin model is produced by Ignition Model. A base and display case are included.

The Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT, introduced in 1963, blended comfort and performance with a stunning design by G. Giugiaro at Bertone. In 1967, the 1750GTV featured improved performance and a flatter front, later evolving into the 2000GTV. In 1972, the GT1600 Junior was released as a more...

The Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT, introduced in 1963, blended comfort and performance with a stunning design by G. Giugiaro at Bertone. In 1967, the 1750GTV featured improved performance and a flatter front, later evolving into the 2000GTV. In 1972, the GT1600 Junior was released as a more...

The third-generation RX-7 FD3S, launched in 1991, became a global icon with its 255-hp 13B-REW rotary engine, sleek design, and exceptional handling. A major 1999 update boosted power to 280 hp and introduced new styling and suspension enhancements, solidifying its status as a top-tier sports...

The third-generation RX-7 FD3S, launched in 1991, was a global sensation with its 255-hp 13B-REW rotary engine, exceptional handling, and stunning design. A major update in 1999 brought 280 horsepower, new front and rear styling, and enhanced suspension, cementing its status as a top-tier sports...

Five years after the hugely successful S13, the Silvia was redesigned in 1993 with the introduction of the S14. It retained the popular FR layout but featured a wider body, enhancing stability and maturing its coupe design. The early S14, known for its elegant front design, became rare after a...

Five years after the success of the S13, the Silvia underwent a redesign in 1993 with the launch of the S14. This model retained its popular FR layout and introduced a wider body, enhancing its stability and refining its coupe design. The early S14, with its elegant front design, became rare...

The 1997 Subaru Forester, a pioneer in the crossover segment, blended the practicality of passenger cars with SUV capabilities and Subaru’s hallmark performance. Initially offered as a turbo model, it later expanded to include naturally aspirated and 2.5L engine options, remaining popular until...

In 1995, NISMO launched the NISMO 400R, an enhanced version of the Skyline GT-R BCNR33. Equipped with the 2.8-liter RB-X GT2 engine producing 400 horsepower, the car was named after its use of metal turbines designed for N1 races. The chassis and suspension were also modified to deliver powerful...

The 180SX, launched in 1989 as a sibling of the S13 Silvia, quickly gained popularity with enthusiasts thanks to its retractable headlights and hatchback body, similar to the American 240SX. Initially offered only in a turbo version, it was updated in 1991 with an increase in engine displacement...