Aoshima RS Mach PP1 Beat '91 (1/24) 06235

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1/24 RS Mach PP1 Beat ’91

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Aoshima Plastic Model Kit

RS Mach PP1 Beat ’91 (1/24) 06235

This 1/24 scale Aoshima model kit reproduces the Honda Beat PP1 as customised by RS Mach in 1991. The Beat, a lightweight kei roadster, quickly became one of Japan’s most iconic small sports cars, and RS Mach’s tuning upgrades gave it an even more distinctive presence. The kit features finely moulded details, from the compact bodywork to the sporty interior, offering a faithful replica of this celebrated kei-class roadster.

  • 1/24 scale plastic model kit
  • Replica of the Honda Beat PP1 customised by RS Mach
  • Detailed bodywork, chassis, and interior
  • Includes decals for authentic finishing
  • Perfect for enthusiasts of kei cars and 1990s Japanese motoring

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

History:

The Honda Beat, introduced in 1991, was the last car approved by company founder Soichiro Honda before his passing. Designed as a two-seat kei roadster, it featured a mid-mounted 656cc three-cylinder engine producing 63 horsepower, the maximum allowed under kei regulations at the time. Despite its modest output, the Beat’s lightweight design and responsive handling made it an engaging and fun-to-drive sports car. RS Mach, a Japanese tuning company, offered custom versions of the Beat with unique styling touches and performance enhancements, giving the car an even sportier appeal. Although production lasted only until 1996, the Beat developed a devoted following and remains a beloved classic. Its influence can be seen in later small sports cars, such as the Honda S660, and it continues to represent the spirit of compact, driver-focused motoring in Japan.

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