Tomica

Western Police TV Show Special Edition  The C130 type, which appeared in 1972 as the second generation Laurel, changed completely from its European-style predecessor and transformed into a voluminous body.-By sharing the basic mechanism with the Skyline, the engine is also centered on 6 cylinders. The commercial copy of "Let's run slowly, live slowly", which symbolizes the leeway that was born in the whole, became a word that symbolized Japan at the time, going beyond the framework of car advertisements.●In 1973, a 2600cc engine was added along with minor changes.-After the end of production, the 2-door hardtop style especially gained support, and the popularity of used cars also boiled.- Its popularity is now worldwide.-TLV-NEO will commercialize the C130 Laurel Hardtop Early Model in October 2021.- Next, a new specification will appear this time.-The LV-N271a is a late model 2000SGX with a changed front grille and rear bumper shape.-The other type is the lineup of two types of patrol cars that appeared in the Seibu Keisatsu PART-I episode 65 [Decisive Battle at Hakata Port !! (Part 2)].-The western police specification is based on the previous model, and the previously released Vol. Similar to 08 and 09, it is a reproduction of the vehicle that appeared in "Hakata Port Decisive Battle!!", so you can enjoy combining them.   Western Police TV Show Special Edition 

Manufacturer : Tomica scale : 1/64 series : Lancia Release date : Dec 2021

  TLV-NEO first commercialized NISSAN GT-R NISMO in 2015.-At that time, the 2014 model was commercialized, but the actual car has evolved with the 2017 model and the 2020 model.-The 2022 model, the latest model, has finally appeared in TLV-NEO, which has followed the transition.-The carbonized bonnet and wheels with red accents, which are the appearance features of the Special edition added in the 2022 model, are reproduced by coloring.- Of course, the body color is a new gray color. It is an indispensable model for the successive GT-R collection that fans must have.*The photo is a prototype. Actual product specifications may differ.

The first Subaru Sambar, which was released in 1961, was a commercial vehicle that took advantage of the rear engine and rear drive mechanism cultivated in the Subaru 360.-Even after the model change in 1966, the above characteristics have been inherited while in-house production continues, and it has been sublimated as a unique charm of Sambar that cannot be found elsewhere.