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Tamiya Nismo R34 GT-R Z-tune (1/24) 24282

SKU: 24282

Original price was: £27.99.Current price is: £25.19.

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The Nismo R34 GT-R Z-tune is the ultimate evolution of the iconic Skyline GT-R lineage, built by Nissan’s motorsport division to celebrate their engineering excellence. Tamiya’s 1/24 scale kit captures the aggressive styling, aerodynamic enhancements, and fine details that define this rare performance machine.

  • Precision-moulded body showcasing the Z-tune’s unique aerodynamic features
  • Detailed interior with racing seats, dashboard, and steering components
  • Accurate undercarriage and suspension representation
  • Realistic wheels and high-performance tyre replicas
  • Clear parts for headlamps, tail lights, and windows
  • Decals for authentic Nismo markings and logos

This kit allows modellers to recreate one of the most sought-after Japanese performance cars, combining a challenging build with an exceptional display result.

History:

Released in 2005, the Nismo R34 GT-R Z-tune was a limited production masterpiece, with only 19 units built. Based on carefully selected used R34 GT-R chassis, each car underwent extensive reengineering, receiving a hand-built 2.8-litre twin-turbocharged RB26DETT engine producing around 500 horsepower. The Z-tune featured a strengthened chassis, carbon-fibre body components, upgraded suspension, and improved cooling systems, making it both a track-capable machine and a road-legal supercar. Celebrated for its balance of power, handling, and exclusivity, the Z-tune remains one of the most desirable Nissan Skylines ever produced and a symbol of Japanese performance engineering at its peak.