Aoshima 20083 - 1/24 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT '72 Rear-Wheel-Drive Plastic Model Kit  [AO-20083]

Aoshima 20083 - 1/24 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT \'72 The Model Car #36
Price:
CAD$26.52
Brand:
Aoshima
Model:
AO-20083
GTIN:
4905083200834
Condition:
Brand New
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Aoshima 1/24 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT '72 - Model Car No.36

This 1/24 scale plastic kit recreates the 1972 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT, presented as a display-oriented release in The Model Car series.

The Toyota Celica debuted in 1970 as a compact sport coupe that borrowed passenger-car underpinnings while offering coupelike styling in a smaller package. The TA22 label identifies early first-generation Celica variants, and the 1600GT versions featured a 1.6-litre engine and upgraded trim. These cars were used for road driving and private club events through the early 1970s.

As a modelling subject, the TA22 is chosen for its clean silhouette and era-specific trim. Builders will benefit from period photos and factory literature when matching paint, trim, and interior details. Typical modelling tasks include careful part preparation, seam cleanup, and painting to achieve era-correct finishes. Paying attention to wheel fitment and applying light weathering can boost display realism without heavy modification.

Specifications

  • Scale - 1/24
  • Assembly - plastic model kit

A faithful 1/24 interpretation of an early Celica, suited to collectors and builders aiming for period-accurate display results.

The kit captures the overall external proportions and trim cues at 1/24 scale; fine details may benefit from reference photos for accurate finishing.
Builders should expect routine model assembly tasks: removing parts from sprues, cleaning seams, gluing, and painting. Follow the instruction sheet for part sequence and suggested colors.
The kit contains interior and exterior components as typical for a display kit; exact contents can vary by edition, so check the packaging and instructions for details.
Useful tools include a sharp hobby knife, plastic cement, sanding sticks or files, fine brushes or an airbrush, and paints suitable for polystyrene plastics.

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