1/64 LV-N34b Mazda Luce Legato Driving School Car
$28.00
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■Product Description
●A new specification for the Luce Legato after a long time
●Available in two designs that actually existed
●Pay attention to the differences in the wheels and headlights
The third-generation Mazda Luce is characterized by its front mask, which is rare in the history of Japanese cars, with vertically arranged rectangular four-lamp headlights. When it debuted in 1977, it was given the subname "Legato". It was initially released in two body types, a four-door hardtop and a four-door sedan, and later a van was added, and in the fall of 1979 the headlights were changed to rectangular two-lamp type. A characteristic of Mazda's luxury cars at the time, it was equipped with a quiet and powerful rotary engine as well as a conventional four-cylinder engine.
TLV-NEO produced the Luce Legato sedan and hardtop in 2009, but now a new specification of the sedan is appearing after a long time.
This time it is a patrol car and a driving school car specification, both of which are real color schemes. The LV-N34b reproduces the distinctive front mask of a training vehicle equipped with round twin headlights. The license plate light on the roof is also a detail not to be missed.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tomytec
Item No: 320234
Scale: 1/64
JAN: 4543736320234
1/64 LV-N34b Mazda Luce Legato Driving School Car
$28.00
●A new specification for the Luce Legato after a long time
●Available in two designs that actually existed
●Pay attention to the differences in the wheels and headlights
The third-generation Mazda Luce is characterized by its front mask, which is rare in the history of Japanese cars, with vertically arranged rectangular four-lamp headlights. When it debuted in 1977, it was given the subname "Legato". It was initially released in two body types, a four-door hardtop and a four-door sedan, and later a van was added, and in the fall of 1979 the headlights were changed to rectangular two-lamp type. A characteristic of Mazda's luxury cars at the time, it was equipped with a quiet and powerful rotary engine as well as a conventional four-cylinder engine.
TLV-NEO produced the Luce Legato sedan and hardtop in 2009, but now a new specification of the sedan is appearing after a long time.
This time it is a patrol car and a driving school car specification, both of which are real color schemes. The LV-N34b reproduces the distinctive front mask of a training vehicle equipped with round twin headlights. The license plate light on the roof is also a detail not to be missed.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tomytec
Item No: 320234
Scale: 1/64
JAN: 4543736320234