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Aoshima Nissan KHC130 Laurel HT 2000SGX ’72 (1/24) 05950

SKU: AOS05950

Original price was: £26.99.Current price is: £24.29.

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1/24 Nissan KHC130 Laurel HT 2000SGX ’72

Aoshima Plastic Model Kit

Nissan KHC130 Laurel HT 2000SGX ’72 (1/24) 05950

This 1/24 scale kit from Aoshima recreates the Nissan KHC130 Laurel HT 2000SGX from 1972, a stylish hardtop coupe that embodied the spirit of Japan’s emerging performance and luxury car market. Featuring the elegant lines of the C130 Laurel series, this kit offers a faithful build of one of Nissan’s most distinctive 1970s designs.

  • Highly detailed 1/24 scale plastic model kit
  • Accurate reproduction of the 1972 Laurel HT 2000SGX body
  • Detailed interior with dashboard, seating, and trim
  • Authentic wheels, tyres, and underbody detail
  • Classic 1970s design elements faithfully recreated
  • Includes decals for accurate factory-style markings

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

History:

The Nissan Laurel, introduced in the late 1960s, was designed to sit between the Skyline and Cedric in Nissan’s lineup, offering both performance and refinement. The second-generation C130 Laurel, launched in 1972, featured a bold design with a long hood, short deck, and a pillarless hardtop coupe configuration. The 2000SGX trim represented the top of the range, equipped with advanced features and strong performance from its inline-six engine. Popular with younger buyers and enthusiasts, the Laurel HT 2000SGX became a symbol of Japan’s automotive boom in the 1970s. Its mix of luxury and sportiness has earned it lasting respect among classic car collectors and fans of the golden age of Japanese motoring.