6 New Kits from Hasegawa

For the month of May 2026 (yes, Hasegawa was a little behind posting this past month), Hasegawa has 6 great-looking kits on the way. We're looking at a pair of Nissans, a pair of Toyotas, a Honda and an Isuzu kit!

First up is a kit everyone seems to be releasing, the Nissan Farilady 240Z Street Custom. This kit is in 1/24 scale, has an estimated parts count of around 106 and looks to have a fantastic look - front valance spoiler, rear decklid spoiler, custom wheels and tires, flared fenders and fender-mounted side mirrors.

The 2nd kit is the Honda N360S kit. This kit is in 1/24 scale and features a standard-looking 360 but with Racing Garage Lucy livery - decals on the hood and doors as well as a Lucy figure.

The next kit is one I've never had but always wanted, a late version Isuzu Bellett 1600GTR. This kit is in 1/24 scale, has around 144 parts and, in all honesty, a really good look to it. This will certainly be one I'm adding to my build collection.

Next up is the 1989 Toyota Soarer Z20 kit, a 1/24 scale model of the 'Full Aero' version of the 2.0GT Twin-Turbo monster. It may looks like a standard tourer, but I bet this thing gets up and goes! It has roughly 155 parts in the box.

On the racing front, Hasegawa is bringing us a 1992 JSPC Suzuka SARD KITZ Toyota 92C-V road racer driven by Roland Ratzenberger. If it looks anything like the box art, this is going to be a beautiful kit!

Finally, we have a 1983 WEC (World Endurance Championship) racer driven by Eiji Shibuya - the Nissan 240RS. This car ran on Japan's Fuji circuit, is molded in 1/24 scale and has roughly 120 parts.