Description
1/32 SNAP NISSAN S30 FAIRLADY Z (White) by Aoshima delivers simple, enjoyable assembly for car enthusiasts and beginners who want a classic display model without extra effort. Featuring: Snap-fit design: Parts click together smoothly, requiring no glue or tools for assembly. Pre-coloured White body: Ready to display straight from the box with a clean, classic finish. Detailed trims: Clear windows, lights, and interior parts provide a realistic and polished appearance. Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate): Length: 13.8 cm Width: 5.6 cm Height: 3.8 cm Technical Specifications: Scale: 1:32 Manufacturer: Aoshima Model: Nissan S30 Fairlady Z (White) Parts count: 28 Material: Injection-moulded plastic Assembly: Required Paint/Glue: Not required Recommended Age: 10+ Cars specifics: Body: Coloured (White) Pre-coloured Parts: Yes Posable Doors and Hood: No Perfect for: Beginners, classic car enthusiasts, and collectors looking for a quick, display-ready build. Why this kit matters The Nissan S30 Fairlady Z, known outside Japan as the Datsun 240Z, is one of the most iconic sports cars of the 1970s. Its sleek lines, lightweight design, and sporty performance made it a favourite among car enthusiasts worldwide. The Fairlady Z played a key role in establishing Nissan as a global sports car manufacturer and remains a classic collectible today. Aoshima’s 1/32 scale kit faithfully reproduces the S30’s timeless silhouette and detailed interior. With snap-fit construction and pre-coloured parts, this kit allows builders of all ages to create a display-ready model without paint or glue, making it ideal for both new hobbyists and seasoned collectors. How to use it Lay out the sprues and follow the step-by-step instructions. Snap the parts together to assemble the model no paint or glue is required. Once finished, display it on a shelf or in a collection to appreciate the Fairlady Z’s classic design. This is a plastic model kit. Assembly is required. Paint and glue required (not included).
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