1/24 Nissan Skyline Sedan 2000 Turbo GT-E S by Tamiya delivers an authentic, display-ready sports saloon model for car modelling and hobby enthusiasts. Featuring:

• Accurate body styling: The wedge-shaped silhouette and lines of the 1981 Skyline 2000 Turbo are faithfully captured.
• Interior & suspension detail: Includes bucket seats, full interior, front MacPherson strut and rear semi-trailing arm suspension parts.
• Rubber tyres & decals: Comes with synthetic rubber tyres and a decal sheet to reproduce logos and emblems.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: 19.2 cm (192 mm)
• Width: 7.3 cm (73 mm)
• Height: 6.2 cm (62 mm)

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1:24
• Manufacturer: Tamiya
• Model: Nissan Skyline Sedan 2000 Turbo GT-E S (Kit No. 24374)
• Parts count: (not officially published) — moderate complexity for a 1/24 car kit
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic
• Assembly: Required
• Paint/Glue: Required (not included) — you will need plastic cement, paints and modelling tools
• Recommended Age: 13+ (or hobbyists with prior experience)
• Body: Uncoloured plastic body shell (to be painted)
• Pre-coloured Parts: Some interior/control parts may be pre-coloured but major surfaces require painting
• Posable Doors and Hood: Yes, doors and bonnet may open depending on build options

Perfect for: Scale model car builders, Japanese car fans, display in hobby rooms, contest entries, model show exhibits.

Why this kit matters

When the sixth generation (C31) Skyline series launched in 1981, the 2000 Turbo GT-E S stood out with bold styling, a 2.0-litre turbocharged inline-6 engine producing around 145 hp, and features like four-wheel independent suspension and disc brakes on all wheels. This Tamiya kit revives that era of Japanese automotive performance in model form. It offers both visual appeal and mechanical challenge — replicating both exterior curves and mechanical underpinnings makes it rewarding for serious hobbyists. The model’s compatibility with common 1:24 car modelling accessories and paints makes it a strong choice for those building a vintage Japanese car collection.

How to use it

Start by inspecting sprues and removing parts carefully using sprue cutters. Clean up mould lines and fit parts dry first. Use plastic cement to bond body, chassis and interior components. Paint components using recommended car paints (acrylic or enamel), apply decals from the decal sheet, and complete weathering or finishing touches as desired. Once complete, display it in a cabinet, on a diorama base or alongside other car models.

This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.