Description
Condition: New
Fujimi Model 1/24 Inch Up Series No.281 Mazda T600 ID-281
The T600, a sister model of the Mazda K360, a representative vehicle of the auto three-wheel era, is now available!
The Mazda T600 was a small three-wheeled truck produced by Toyo Kogyo (now Mazda).
It was developed as a sister model to the Mazda K360, which was developed as a competitor to other companies' three-wheeled trucks, and was developed with modified specifications such as body size and 600cc engine.
The T600 was released in June 1959, one month after the K360 was sold, and was produced with several minor changes until March 1969, a decade after the K360 was released.
The included etchings include the T600's markings and mudguards.
Doors, door glass, and cargo hatch can be selected to open or close.
Seat, steering wheel, clutch, brake pedal and side brake are separate parts.
Headlights and brake lamps are precisely reproduced.
Each part is split into separate parts for painting.
Tires are made of rubber, and wheels and wheel caps are precisely sculpted.
Rope hooks on the cargo bed, hinges to stop the truck from opening, and fueling port are represented by separate parts.
Decals include front markings, license plate, speedometer, etc.
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