Fujimi 1/24 Nissan Silvia Ks S13 Inch Up Series No 159 Model Kit

Experience the Fujimi 1/24 Nissan Silvia Ks S13 Inch Up Series No 159, bringing the iconic Japanese sports coupe to your hobby table in true scale detail. This plastic model kit captures the smooth silhouette of the S13 Silvia, featuring the large rear wing and dedicated front spoiler that create an aggressive, track-inspired stance. Enthusiasts will appreciate the recreated 18-inch BRS M10 wheels combined with disc brake parts, ensuring the model looks just as sharp on display as it does in the assembly photos.

As part of the Inch Up Series, this kit offers a fulfilling project for modelers aged 15 and older. Builders can decide between right-hand or left-hand steering wheel placement, and even modify the roof to craft a sunroof variant for additional customization. Every assembly gives you the chance to develop your building and painting abilities, yielding a display model that represents the golden era of Japanese performance cars. This product is made in Japan and is sold as a plastic model kit requiring assembly.

• Product Material: Plastic

• Manufacturer: Fujimi

• Made in: Japan

• Fujimi Nissan Silvia plastic assembly kit needing painting and construction, suitable for ages 15 and above
• Select right-hand or left-hand steering wheel layout
• Can be modified to create a sunroof version for more personalization
• Features a faithfully reproduced large rear wing and dedicated front spoiler
• Includes 18-inch BRS M10 wheels with disc brake components
• Manufactured in Japan

Assembly and painting are required for this plastic model kit. You will need additional tools, paints, and supplies to complete the model. Carefully use the provided instruction manual to build the body, cabin, and chassis, then apply your chosen paint finish. Take your time during assembly to ensure all parts connect securely and cleanly. The right-hand or left-hand steering wheel choice and the sunroof modification should be determined before assembly begins, because they affect how the body and interior are constructed.

Once built and painted, place the model in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight to prevent the plastic from discoloring or warping. Wipe painted surfaces gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents on the completed model, since these may damage the paint and plastic. Handle the model with care during relocation to avoid small pieces breaking or detaching.