Part Number: 06389

1:24 Scale Aoshima Subaru TT1 Sambar High-Roof 4WD Model Kit

Brand
Aoshima
Scale
1:24
Assembly
Unassembled Kit
Origin
Japanese

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Subaru TT1 Sambar High-Roof 4WD (1980)

The Sambar was developed by Shinroku Momose, the creator of the Subaru 360, as its chief engineer, and the first model was launched in 1961. The Sambar had an advanced cab-over-engine style for a light truck at the time, and the rear engine layout and four-wheel independent suspension that brought out stable driving and great traction performance became the identity of the Sambar, a tradition that continued until the end of sales of the sixth generation in 2012.

  • Plastic model of the late model K88 of the third generation
  • Replicated catalog specifications
  • The mould developed in the 1950s is used
  • Normal 10-inch steel wheels
  • Includes leisure parts such as surfboard, boat and snorkel
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Subaru TT1 Sambar High-Roof 4WD (1980)

The Sambar was developed by Shinroku Momose, the creator of the Subaru 360, as its chief engineer, and the first model was launched in 1961. The Sambar had an advanced cab-over-engine style for a light truck at the time, and the rear engine layout and four-wheel independent suspension that brought out stable driving and great traction performance became the identity of the Sambar, a tradition that continued until the end of sales of the sixth generation in 2012.

  • Plastic model of the late model K88 of the third generation
  • Replicated catalog specifications
  • The mould developed in the 1950s is used
  • Normal 10-inch steel wheels
  • Includes leisure parts such as surfboard, boat and snorkel

Additional information

Weight 300 g
Brand

Assembly Type

Unassembled Kit

Country

Scale

Vehicle Make

Subaru