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Tamiya Honda Ballade Sports Mugen CR-X Pro (1/24) 24045

SKU: 24045

Original price was: £24.99.Current price is: £22.49.

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1/24 Honda Ballade Sports Mugen CR-X Pro Tamiya 24045

Tamiya Plastic Model Kit

Tamiya Honda Ballade Sports Mugen CR-X Pro (1/24)

The Tamiya Honda Ballade Sports Mugen CR-X Pro (1/24) captures the distinctive look and character of Honda’s compact sports hatchback from the 1980s. Known for its nimble handling and sporty styling, the CR-X was further enhanced by Mugen with performance upgrades and unique bodywork details, all faithfully recreated in this scale model.

This kit features accurately moulded body panels, a detailed interior, and finely rendered mechanical components. The model’s compact proportions, aerodynamic profile, and distinctive Mugen enhancements are reproduced with precision, offering an engaging build experience and a highly realistic finished result.

  • 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit
  • Authentic Mugen styling details including front grille and rear spoiler
  • Detailed engine, interior, and underbody components
  • Realistic wheels and tyres for added authenticity
  • Clear assembly instructions for ease of build

Paints and glue not included, sold separately.

History:

The Honda Ballade Sports CR-X debuted in 1983 as a lightweight, two-seat hatchback designed to blend practicality with sporty driving dynamics. Its compact size, aerodynamic design, and responsive handling quickly earned it a loyal following. Mugen, Honda’s performance and motorsport partner, offered a tuned version – the CR-X Pro – which featured upgraded suspension, performance-oriented bodywork, and distinctive styling cues that set it apart from standard models. The Mugen CR-X Pro became a favourite among enthusiasts for its balance of agility, efficiency, and motorsport-inspired engineering, cementing its place as a true icon of 1980s Japanese automotive design.