Fujimi 038605 Nissan Laurel Hardtop 2000 4Dr Medalist (C230) 1/24 – Plastic model kit

Fujimi 038605 Nissan Laurel Hardtop 2000 4Dr Medalist (C230) in 1/24 scale is an exceptional plastic model kit that faithfully recreates the luxurious Japanese sedan from the second half of the 1970s. The C230 version of the Nissan Laurel debuted in 1977, becoming synonymous with comfort, sophistication, and timeless styling. It was one of the most representative mid-range cars available in Japan during the 1977-1980 period. The model was mainly used on the Japanese market, where it was popular among businessmen and customers seeking a prestigious family car.

The Fujimi 1/24 set allows you to build an extremely realistic replica of the four-door hardtop Medalist version—a richly equipped variant characterized by sleek lines, a distinctive hood, and a subtle elegance of the body. The model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring easy assembly and excellent fit of the parts. The set also includes precisely made decals, enabling you to reproduce original emblems and details unique to the Medalist version.

• Scale: 1/24
• Country of origin of the original: Japan
• Historical period: 1970s (1977–1980), contemporary classic era
• Material: plastic (the set does not contain any metal or resin parts)
• Cabin: accurately reproduced dashboard, seats, and interior details typical of the era
• Chassis: detailed suspension, exhaust system, and other mechanical components
• Wheels: realistic rims and tires reflecting the original look of the C230 model
• Category: plastic car model kit

We recommend this model to both beginners and advanced modelers. We rate the assembly difficulty at 2 on a scale of 1-5. The clear instructions and excellent quality help achieve an outstanding final result. It has received very good reviews from classic car enthusiasts from the Land of the Rising Sun. Ultimately, the Fujimi 038605 Nissan Laurel Hardtop 2000 4Dr Medalist (C230) 1/24 fits perfectly in the collections of fans of Japanese automotive history and those looking for sentimental projects referring to the elegance and luxury of the 1970s.