Hasegawa 20497 Nissan Bluebird 4Door Sedan SSS Attesa Limited (U12 Latter Type) (1989) 1/24 – Plastic Model Kit

Automotive modeling enthusiasts and fans of Japanese engineering will surely appreciate this remarkably detailed model of the Nissan Bluebird 4Door Sedan SSS Attesa Limited (U12 Latter Type) from 1989 in 1/24 scale, manufactured by the renowned Hasegawa brand. This plastic model kit perfectly replicates the iconic Japanese car—a symbol of late-80s innovation, while also being a rarity among collectors of cars in this scale.

Historical and Technical Description

The Nissan Bluebird U12 SSS Attesa Limited represents the eighth generation of Nissan's popular mid-size sedan series. The U12 version (produced from 1987–1991) featured, for its time, a modern ATTESA four-wheel drive system and a high-performance engine, symbolizing Nissan's dynamic approach to the family car segment. The car became well-known in the Japanese market, where it served both private users and corporate fleets. Its usage period was the contemporary era, the end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s.

Kit Features

• A 1/24 scale model offering realistic details and precise replication of body, interior, and chassis elements.
• The product is made from high-quality plastic and is intended for self-assembly.
• The kit includes detailed cockpit components, headlights, moldings, bumpers, and wheel covers, all perfectly imitating the original.
• Glue and paints are not included—these accessories should be purchased separately, allowing for full customization according to your own taste.
• The kit contains decals to recreate the original markings and features unique to the SSS Attesa Limited version.
• Category: Plastic model kit.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Hasegawa 20497 Nissan Bluebird 4Door Sedan SSS Attesa Limited (1/24) model is recommended for both experienced modelers and intermediate automotive enthusiasts seeking to develop their skills in the precise assembly and painting of passenger cars. The estimated difficulty level is 3/5—assembly requires basic knowledge of modeling techniques and patience, but the manufacturer’s detailed instructions make building it a satisfying challenge. It is an excellent choice for any collection of iconic Japanese cars from the 1980s.