Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT '72 1/24 Scale Plastic Kit - Aoshima 20083  [AO-20083]

Aoshima 20083 - 1/24 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT \'72 The Model Car #36
Price:
NZD$32.83
Brand:
Aoshima
Model:
AO-20083
GTIN:
4905083200834
Condition:
Brand New
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Aoshima 1/24 TA22 Celica 1600GT '72 - Collector Series Entry

This 1/24 scale plastic model represents the 1972 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT, issued as a display-focused entry in The Model Car collection.

The original Toyota Celica arrived in 1970 as a compact sport coupe, using standard passenger-car mechanicals while offering distinctive coupelike styling. The TA22 code identifies early first-generation Celica versions; 1600GT variants carried a 1.6-litre engine and upgraded trim levels. These cars saw regular road use and occasional private club competition in the early 1970s.

Model subjects like the TA22 are popular because of their recognisable profile and era trim. Reference images and factory brochures are valuable when matching paint schemes and interior accents. The kit requires normal modelling steps: careful sprue cleanup, seam removal, and painting to achieve period-correct finishes. Attention to wheel positioning and modest weathering will improve museum-style presentation without complex modifications.

Specifications

  • Scale - 1/24
  • Assembly - plastic model kit

A compact 1/24 portrayal of an early Celica, well suited to collectors and modellers concentrating on era-accurate display builds.

The kit is aimed at display builders; an entry-level modeller can complete it with patience, though some experience with seams and paint will help produce a cleaner result.
Period photographs, factory brochures, and preserved examples are the best sources for paint codes and trim details when aiming for historical accuracy.
The kit is primarily for display, but hobbyists often make light modifications for period race looks; expect to fabricate or source small aftermarket parts for conversion work.
Apply a clear coat suited to the chosen paint, display the model under cover or in a dust case, and avoid direct sunlight to preserve paint and decals.

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