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

Aoshima 20083 - 1/24 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT \'72 The Model Car #36
Price:
AUD$26.73
Brand:
Aoshima
Model:
AO-20083
GTIN:
4905083200834
Condition:
Brand New
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Aoshima 1/24 TA22 Celica 1600GT '72 - Display-Focused Kit

This 1/24 scale plastic model reproduces the 1972 Toyota TA22 Celica 1600GT, released as part of The Model Car line with a focus on display finish.

The Celica was introduced in 1970 as Toyota's compact sport coupe, combining passenger-car underpinnings with coupelike styling aimed at buyers wanting a smaller sports-oriented car. The TA22 refers to early first-generation Celica variants, while the 1600GT designation denotes the 1.6-litre engine and higher-trim specification. Examples of this platform were used on the road and in private club motorsport during the early 1970s.

As a modelling subject, the TA22 stands out for its simple, recognisable silhouette and period trim. Builders should consult period photos and company literature for accurate paint and trim reproduction. Typical assembly tasks include careful part preparation, seam smoothing, and painting to match period finishes. Checking wheel fitment and subtle weathering will lift the final presentation without major alterations.

Specifications

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

A concise 1/24 rendition of an early Celica, aimed at modellers and collectors pursuing display-quality period accuracy.

Test-fit parts before gluing, use thin layers of plastic cement to avoid excess melt, and sand seams progressively with fine grit to achieve tight panel lines.
Ensure axle and hub parts are square and free of flash; trial-assemble wheels dry to check for clearance before final glue or paint.
Gloss base coats with subtle satin clear coats or restrained weathering will reproduce period-accurate presentation for display models.
Keep fine sandpaper, modelling glue, a hobby knife, panel line washes, and paints suitable for plastic at hand to streamline the build process.

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