Aoshima 05954 Fujiwara Takumi AE86 Trueno (Project-D Ver.) with Figure 1/24

The plastic model kit Aoshima 05954 Fujiwara Takumi AE86 Trueno (Project-D Ver.) with Figure 1/24 is a unique proposition for collectors and enthusiasts of classic sports cars as well as the iconic Japanese manga “Initial D.” The model is made in the popular 1/24 scale, allowing for a detailed recreation of both the car’s silhouette and the smallest interior and engine details.

This model is based on the Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE86, a Japanese drifting legend that gained popularity due to mountain pass racing. The AE86 was produced by Toyota between 1983-1987 and has become an icon of Japanese 1980s automotive culture. Its distinctive design, low weight, and rear-wheel drive made the AE86 a favorite among drivers looking for excitement on winding roads—in reality as well as in manga and anime. The model is presented in the Project D version, making it a perfect choice for fans of the most advanced battles from the later stages of the series.

• Scale: 1/24
• Country of use: Japan
• Historical period: 1980s, modern times (pop culture, “Initial D”)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Includes a detailed engine and a realistic Takumi Fujiwara figure (unpainted) to be placed behind the wheel
• Some parts of the model can be opened
• Body and chassis parts precisely fitted for easier assembly

This set is intended for both advanced modelers and ambitious beginners who are fans of Japanese cars, drift enthusiasts, and collectors of anime car models. We especially recommend it to fans of the “Initial D” series and to those who value faithfully reproduced models of cars from the 1980s.

Build difficulty: 3/5 – requires basic modeling skills, especially for assembly and possible painting of the figure.

Aoshima 05954 Fujiwara Takumi AE86 Trueno (Project-D Ver.) is a model that will let you recreate one of the most recognizable scenes in automotive pop culture history. It is perfect for a collection, a manga fan’s shelf, or as a modeling challenge—both in terms of assembly and painting.