Although not officially labeled as an S2000, probably because of licensing reasons, the Real Friends 1:10 scale S2000 is clearly a replica of the S2000. It has a retractable roof that operates like a retractable hardtop – controlled by an infrared remote control.
TK’s Accord in tin plate is approximately 1:14 in scale. Like most collectibles released as toys, this is a rather rare model to find in good shape.
The 1st generation Civic Wagon was released by Tomica in 1974 in a couple of 5 door variations. Since then it’s appeared in a number of colors and livery designs. The earlier issues were made in Japan and the later ones mostly from China.
The 1st generation Civic was released by Tomica in 1974 in a couple of 3 door hatchback variations – GL and rally. Since then it’s appeared in many colors, tampo designs and even wheel designs. The earlier issues were made in Japan and the later ones mostly from China.
A rare Yatming rendition of the 1974 Civic GL 3 door hatchback. This car came mainly packaged as a Road Champs model in the Gas Saver series in the US.
The Honda Civic EG (1996-1999) in hatchback form. Maisto’s Civic EG Hatchback in approximately 1:55 scale came in red and in blue in various packaging. Carded versions are rare – especially the Road & Track version.
Summer Toys released the 1992 Civic Hatchback in approximately 1:54 scale in various colors. While these castings don’t have a lot of detail, they come in many variations of color and tampo designs and are rather rare in mint or near mint condition.
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The Civic EG body style was available from 1996 – 1999.
The ’96 Honda Civic was modeled in the Import Heat and Street Freaks series of 1/64 diecasts over 3 series in various colors and graphic designs.
The red and white “Import Heat” blister card packages.
A carved wooden model of the NSX in 1:14. Front and rear logos painted on. Obtained from an artisan in France. Currently, aware of only 2 in existence – the other in the hands of a collector in Japan.
