This 1/24 scale plastic kit depicts the rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive Subaru 360 and is issued as a limited-run decal variant inside the maker's car range.
Launched by Fuji Heavy Industries in the late 1950s, the Subaru 360 served as an affordable kei car for postwar Japanese drivers. Produced through the 1960s, it combined a lightweight body with a rear-mounted, air-cooled two-cylinder engine. The model holds significance as an early compact car that broadened everyday car ownership during that era.
Notes for builders emphasise decal fitment and scale fidelity. The release links a compact 1/24 plastic assembly with a themed decal sheet carrying the Yoroshiku Mechadock graphics; careful alignment and masking will determine the final presentation. Standard modelling preparation such as removing seams, priming, and painting remains necessary. Owing to its compact shape and basic mechanical detail, the subject is well suited to display builds that focus on finish quality and decal alignment.
A limited decal release aimed at modellers who want an accurate small-scale Subaru 360 with an emphasis on livery work and clean finishing.
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