First released in 2023, the S2000 from Tomica’s Limited Vintage Neo Series in 1:64 scale has much better proportions and significantly more detail than Tomica’s regular diecast versions.






First released in 2023, the S2000 from Tomica’s Limited Vintage Neo Series in 1:64 scale has much better proportions and significantly more detail than Tomica’s regular diecast versions.
One of the earlier Hondas that Tomica released, the Honda S800M wasn’t the first model to carry Tomica No. 23 on its box. That 1/51 scale model became the basis for dozens of variations for decades.
Tomica has released a good number of variations of the S2000 in 1:59 scale. between its original release in 1999 and 2010.
An already small car now in a small scale! Ban Presto released a couple of 1/87 scaled Honda Beats in a bag with carded hang tag. The details are sub-par compared to similarly scaled Herpa models of other Hondas. Probably no more than a $1 at retail, these are not easy to find outside Japan. On the secondary market, costs are relatively high because of shipping.
The Honda Beat in caricature form by ChoroQ. ChoroQ released the Beat in 2 scales, approx 1:75 and approx 1:60 (the regular size).
The Honda Beat by Tomica in lots of variations in the Hondacurator Collection.
The City by Inchiko is more a toy than a model but nevertheless and interesting collectable. Available in a driverless and a doll-driven version these are very rare outside of Japan. The ones with the girl figure in them have heads that rotate with the rear wheels. All of them are inertia motorized.
MakeUp Co. Ltd released the Honda Beat under their Eidolon brand/line in Festival Red, Everglade Green Metallic, Carnival Yellow.
Before there was Ebbro there was Dinky, Dandy and Diapet – all making larger version of toy cars with roughly similar wheelbases. Here, we find the Honda Beat by Diapet.