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This is a brand-new, officially licensed 1/24 scale plastic model kit of the Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R, featuring complete engine bay detailing, produced by Tamiya.
This officially licensed 1/24 scale plastic kit features complete engine bay detailing beneath an opening hood, allowing a close look at the reproduced DOHC straight-6 engine. The kit also depicts the car's suspension and spartan interior, and uses metal-plated components for brightwork such as the front grille, bumpers, and door handles.
The Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R, known to enthusiasts by its nickname 'Hakosuka' (a play on 'boxy Skyline'), was produced from 1969 into the early 1970s and is the first-generation car in the Skyline GT-R lineage. It was powered by the S20, a DOHC inline-six derived from the engine used in Prince's R380 racing prototype, and the model dominated Japanese touring car racing during its competition career.
- Manufacturer: Tamiya
- Scale: 1/24
- Skill Level: Not rated
- Material: Plastic
- An opening hood allows inspection of the DOHC straight-6 engine.
- Features accurate depictions of the suspension, spartan interior and more.
- Metal-plated components are used for the front grille, bumpers and door handles.
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You have 30 days from delivery to request a return on anything sold by TinkerTown. The item needs to be in the same condition you received it, unused, with tags and original packaging, and you'll need proof of purchase.
To start a return, email tommy@shoptinkertown.com. Once the return is approved we'll send you a prepaid return label and instructions. There is no restocking fee. Items sent back without requesting a return first can't be accepted.
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Orders shipped into the European Union may be cancelled or returned within 14 days for any reason, under the same condition requirements above.
FAQs
Is this a real store or just a collection of affiliate links?
It’s both. TinkerTown features gear I actually use, love, and sometimes sell. Some links are affiliate links — if you click them, I might earn a few pennies. It helps me buy more stuff to break.
How do you decide what to feature?
Easy. I tinker with it. If it survives my abuse, earns its keep, or solves a real problem — it goes on the site. If not, it goes in The Duds (yes, that’s a thing).
Do you offer customer support?
If it’s for something I sell directly — yes, you’ll get a real reply from a real human (me or someone I trust). If it’s an affiliate product, you’ll need to deal with the store you bought it from. I just point to the good stuff.
Can I suggest a product or tool?
Absolutely! Got something you swear by (or swore at)? Hit the Contact page and share it. If I like it, I might test it and add it — credit included (unless it explodes).
Are your reviews paid or sponsored?
Nope. No brand pays me to say nice things. Everything you see is tested and written with full creative freedom — including my right to roast terrible tools.