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Aoshima More Grand Champion Skyline Japan 4DR (HGC210) (1/24) 048290

SKU: AIO04829
Manufacturer SKU: 048290

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1/24 More Grand Champion Skyline Japan 4Dr (HGC210) 048290 Aoshima

Aoshima Plastic Model Kit

More Grand Champion Skyline Japan 4DR (HGC210) (1/24) 048290

This 1/24 scale Aoshima model kit recreates the Nissan Skyline HGC210 in its “More Grand Champion” 4-door version, inspired by Japan’s vibrant kaido racer and Grand Champion racing culture of the late 1970s and early 1980s. With exaggerated styling, flared fenders, and period-inspired modifications, this kit captures the spirit of custom Skylines that became icons of Japanese street and motorsport subcultures.

  • 1/24 scale plastic model kit
  • Replica of the Nissan Skyline HGC210 Grand Champion custom
  • Detailed 4-door body, chassis, and interior
  • Custom aero parts and racing-inspired features
  • Includes decals for authentic finishing

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

The Nissan Skyline HGC210, produced from 1977 to 1981, was part of the fourth-generation Skyline family, often referred to as the “Skyline Japan.” Known for its angular design and variety of trims, the Skyline quickly became a favourite among young drivers and car enthusiasts. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Japan’s “Grand Champion” racing series and kaido racer street culture popularised heavily customised Skylines with wide-body kits, aggressive aero parts, and bold paint schemes. These cars embodied both rebellion and creativity, influencing a generation of Japanese tuning and motorsport culture. The More Grand Champion Skyline Japan 4DR reflects this era, celebrating the transformation of a factory saloon into a symbol of individuality and racing spirit. Today, it remains an icon of Japan’s custom car history and a favourite subject for scale modellers.