Aoshima 00962 K-BREAK 30 Celsior Late Production (TYPE S) 1/24 – plastic car model kit

The Aoshima 00962 K-BREAK 30 Celsior Late Production (TYPE S) 1/24 scale model is a unique offering for automotive and car modeling enthusiasts, transporting you into the world of Japanese VIP tuning culture. Designed by the renowned company Aoshima, the kit showcases a tuned version of the legendary Toyota Celsior (also known as the Lexus LS400 in overseas markets), which has gained recognition among enthusiasts of the Japanese automotive scene.

• Scale: 1/24 – allows for faithful reproduction of the car’s details while maintaining ease of assembly and display.
• Country of origin (original): Japan – the luxurious Toyota Celsior was an icon of Japanese automotive engineering, especially in the 1990s and early 21st century.
• Historical period: contemporary times – the model represents the late version of the third-generation Toyota Celsior (produced from 2000–2006), which was eagerly modified by VIP tuning enthusiasts in Japan.
• Materials: high-quality plastic – the assembly kit requires the use of glue and model paints (not included).
• Add-ons: the model includes specially designed K-BREAK tuning parts – including elaborate extensions, spoilers, widened bumpers, and unique rims characteristic of the Japanese VIP style.
• Category: plastic car model kit.

Thanks to highly detailed parts, this model faithfully captures the sporty character of the K-BREAK Celsior TYPE S, reproducing even the smallest body details and tuning modification components. It is dedicated primarily to intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 3/5) due to the need for precise assembly and painting of many tuning accessories. It is the perfect choice for enthusiasts of Japanese automobiles, collectors of tuned cars, and all who appreciate unique models from the premium segment. We highly recommend this model to all car modeling hobbyists who wish to enrich their collection with an exclusive model infused with VIP soul, and to recreate the legend of modern Japanese roads.