Hasegawa 20539 ALEXEL Mazda 767B '1992 JSPC' 1/24 – plastic racing car model kit

Hasegawa 20539 ALEXEL Mazda 767B '1992 JSPC' 1/24 is a high-quality plastic racing car model kit, designed for automotive enthusiasts and 1/24 scale model collectors. The model faithfully represents the Mazda 767B from Team Alexel, which competed in the Japanese Sports Prototype Championship (JSPC) during the 1992 season.

The Model and Its History

The Mazda 767B is a famous Japanese Group C prototype powered by a 4-rotor Wankel engine. This car made its mark in motorsport history through its participation in legendary endurance races. The 1992 Alexel version competed on Japanese tracks during a period of intense development in racing technology at the turn of the 80s and 90s—a time when Mazda was proving the potential of rotary engines and innovative engineering solutions.

• Scale: 1/24
• Country of origin: Japan
• Historical use: JSPC, Japan 1992, endurance racing
• Era: modern times, early 90s
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Extras: decals with historic team markings, detailed cockpit and body parts

Kit Description

The Hasegawa 20539 model kit includes dozens of precision parts that allow you to replicate the original in detail—from the distinctive bodywork, through the driver's cockpit, to chassis details and aerodynamic spoilers. The kit features high-resolution decals, enabling you to recreate realistic race markings true to the 1992 original.

Paints and glue are not included—they can be purchased separately.

Product Category

Plastic model kit of a sports car, ideal for automotive modelers and fans of Japanese motoring.

Recommendation

The model is recommended for both intermediate and experienced car modelers (difficulty level: 3/5). It is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to recreate a classic Japanese racing prototype in 1/24 scale, experience the atmosphere of the 90s, and enrich their collection with a unique item from motorsport history.