Hasegawa 52752 - 1/24 Subaru 360 Plastic Assembly Kit (Rear-Engine RWD)  [HA-52752]

Hasegawa 52752 - SP592 1/24 Subaru 360 Yoroshiku Mechadock Limited
Price:
AUD$36.85
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52752
Condition:
Brand New
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Hasegawa 52752 - Detailed 1/24 Subaru 360 Decal Kit

This 1/24 scale plastic model represents the rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive Subaru 360 and is supplied as a limited decal edition within the maker's car lineup.

The Subaru 360 arrived from Fuji Heavy Industries in the late 1950s as a compact kei car targeted at everyday Japanese motorists. Manufactured through the 1960s, it used a lightweight body and a rear-mounted air-cooled two-cylinder engine. It is recognised as an early, budget-friendly passenger car that contributed to wider personal transport access in its time.

Focus notes for modellers include correct scale detailing and decal application technique. The kit combines a compact 1/24 plastic assembly with a themed decal sheet showing the Yoroshiku Mechadock livery; careful decal positioning and precise masking will affect the outcome. Typical modelling tasks such as seam removal, surface preparation, and painting are required. The simple mechanical layout and small body make the kit ideal for builds concentrating on surface finish and decal neatness.

Specifications

  • Scale - 1/24
  • Assembly - plastic model kit (assembly required)
  • Decals - themed decal sheet included

A small-scale, decal-focused release that offers an accurate Subaru 360 for builders who want to concentrate on finishing and livery presentation.

The kit is unpainted. You will need to assemble and paint components to match reference images or your preferred finish.
Use fine files and sanding sticks to smooth seams, check fit dry before gluing, and apply primer to reveal any imperfections prior to final paint.
Mask small areas carefully, use thin coats of paint, and consider hand-brushing or fine airbrush work for control over tiny features.
Apply a suitable clear lacquer compatible with your paint system to protect decals and blend edges; test on scrap first to confirm compatibility.

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