Tamiya 24040 Honda Ballade Sports CR-X 1.5i (1/24) – plastic car model kit

The Tamiya 24040 Honda Ballade Sports CR-X 1.5i in 1/24 scale is a unique, faithfully reproduced plastic assembly model, whose original version enjoyed great popularity in the 1980s. This kit perfectly reflects the silhouette and details of the iconic Japanese sport class compact. The Honda Ballade Sports CR-X 1.5i debuted in 1983 as a breakthrough city car with an economical engine and efficient suspension. It was mainly used on Japanese roads and exported to the United States as the Honda CR-X, where it gained popularity among young drivers. The historical era covers the years 1983-1987, i.e. modern times at the turn of the late Cold War period.

High quality workmanship and rich details

This Tamiya model is made from high quality plastic. The parts are precisely cast, making assembly easy and ensuring a realistic appearance. The set includes a faithfully reproduced body with the characteristic rear window, a realistically rendered interior, and details such as the dashboard and sport-style seats. The body and chassis components are separate, allowing for detailed interior arrangements and display of the model both in classic and custom paint schemes corresponding to original production versions.

• Model scale: 1/24
• Country of use: Japan, USA
• Historical period: 1980s, late Cold War – modern times
• Material: high quality plastic, parts for cutting and assembling
• Extras: decals for model personalization
• Manufacturer: renowned brand Tamiya
• Category: plastic model kit
• Does not include glue or paints

Who do we recommend this model for?

We recommend the Tamiya 24040 Honda Ballade Sports CR-X 1.5i (1/24) to all fans of Japanese automotive engineering, collectors, and modellers seeking accurately reproduced cars from the 1980s. The model is perfectly suitable for both intermediate and experienced hobbyists. Due to the assembly pace and number of details, we rate the difficulty level as 3 out of 5. This is an ideal choice for anyone looking to expand their collection with a cult symbol of Japanese engineering.