Non-PO Items (For Zapiet Markham Pick Up Option)

This is a 1/24 scale plastic model kit recreating the 2nd generation Supra that was announced to an expectant public in Chicago, February 1993. Fr...

2015 was an auspicious year for NSX aficionados, as the legendary car's 25th anniversary was marked with the announcement of the new second-generat...

The Porsche Carrera GT grabbed the world's attention when first unveiled as a concept car at the 2000 Paris Auto Show. Promoted as Porsche's next g...

NASA's space shuttle was first launched on April 12, 1981 and the fleet has accomplished numerous historic missions throughout their 30 years of se...

This is a plastic model assembly kit depicting the Calsonic Skyline GT-R as it appeared in its victory at the 4th round of the 1996 GT season in Fu...

A-O-Kei In March 1967 Honda announced its first 4-wheel passenger vehicle in the Japanese 'kei' class: the N360. It was an instant hit thanks to it...

Classic Style, Eye-Opening Performance The Celica story goes way back to October 1970 and Toyota's introduction of the first generation of this unp...

Sophisticated Super CarUnleashed on the world at the 2018 Geneva International Motor Show, this super car bears the name of legendary racer Ayrton ...

Bringing Back the Sport Released in April 2012, the Toyota 86 is a lightweight, front-engine rear-wheel drive sports car that was co-developed by T...

World-Class Japanese SupercarDeveloped with the aim of creating a world-class supercar, the ultra-exclusive Lexus LFA is infused with the latest au...

Handy for Working With Paint  Whether you are painting with a brush or airbrush, these pipettes will be useful in helping you mix and thin your pai...

This sanding cloth is a great option for sanding work on complex three-dimensional surfaces like those found on car models. It experiences limited ...

This model kit recreates FIAT 500F. It is an updated re-issue of our classic kit with updated decals, instruction manual and masking stickers. With...

From 1969 through to the early 1970s, the Skyline GT-R achieved an unbelievable streak of fifty victories in a row in the Japanese Touring Car Race...

This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit recreating the 8th generation Skyline. From the wide fenders to the rear wing, and up to the front ...

The Japanese GT Car Championships were inaugurated in 1993, and are becoming more popular with motorsports buffs throughout domestic Japan. In addi...

This kit from Hasegawa allows you to build your own replica of the Kremer Racing Team's Porsche 962C that took part in the WSPC in 1987! Decals for...

Wowing the Public Toyota's 2000T, released in 1967, made the Japanese company famous around the world; nearly 20 years later, it was the inspiratio...

Smarter than the Average BRZ! This plastic model assembly recreates a customized BRZ, the front engine rear-wheel drive sports car powered by one o...

Taking the Company Car for a Spin The Toyota 86 was released in April 2012, a front-engine rear-wheel drive sports car powered by a 2.0-liter four-...

First sold in February 1982, the Soarer was Toyota’s first luxury personal car, and enjoyed great success with its long nose, short deck design, hi...

The 300 SL was released in 1954, the production sports car version of a highly successful racing prototype from 1952. It featured an elegant body w...

Beautiful injection plastic model of the Alpine Renault A110 as it appeared in the Monte Carlo in 1971, racing through inclement weather to take th...

After a long hiatus Tamiya's 1/20th scale kit of the Celica Gr.5 race-car makes a comeback! Realistically replicates the powerful style with a fa...

This is Tamiya's re-release of its excellent kit of the amazing Tyrrell P34 "six-wheeler"! This time around the detail is taken to even greater hei...

DESCRIPTION Tamiya 1/24 scale sports car model kits go together like no other in the hobby. Simply put, they are the benchmark on how kits shoul...

The Subaru Impressa brought Subaru the Manufacturer's championship of the World Rally Championships for three years in a row ('95-'97). Here's the ...