Hasegawa HC17 NISSAN FAIRLADY 240ZG (1/24)

Hasegawa HC17 Nissan Fairlady 240ZG in 1/24 scale is a detailed plastic model kit that allows you to recreate one of the most iconic Japanese automotive legends. This set is aimed at modelers seeking maximum realism, precision, and faithful reproduction of the characteristic details of this exceptional sports car.

Historical Description of the Vehicle

The Nissan Fairlady 240ZG is a special version of the legendary Datsun 240Z designed mainly for the Japanese market. Produced between 1971 and 1973, during the so-called Golden Age of Japanese automotive industry, this model stood out with its distinctive elongated nose, noticeably widened fenders, and aerodynamic headlight covers. It was a true sports legend, used both on public roads and in rallies and races—including the Japan Grand Prix and SCCA races in the United States. This car opened export markets for Japanese sports cars, winning legions of fans worldwide.

Set and Component Details

• Scale: 1/24 – enables a highly realistic model with a length of approx. 17.5 cm
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), ensuring easy assembly and excellent paint adherence
• Clear parts for headlights and windows
• Exceptionally detailed body with accurately rendered panel lines, distinctive rims, and interior
• Recreation of cabin interior – dashboard, seats, steering wheel
• Original decals with JDM license plates, emblems, and interior details
• Clear pictorial instructions to facilitate the assembly process

Product Category

Plastic passenger car model kit – 1/24 scale.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Hasegawa HC17 Nissan Fairlady 240ZG model is recommended both for intermediate and more experienced modelers. Due to the detailed sprues, precise features, and the possibility to display the models in dioramas or on collector's shelves, we recommend it to every Japanese automotive enthusiast. Difficulty level: 3/5.

Summary

Hasegawa HC17 NISSAN FAIRLADY 240ZG (1/24) is an excellent choice for hobbyists and collectors who value high quality, detail, and the classic design of a 1970s motoring legend. It is not only a great model to assemble, but also an opportunity to explore the history of Japanese engineering.