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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34)
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34)
399,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Pop Culture
Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34) Godzilla
GTR R34
JHW90
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The Hot Wheels Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34), catalog number JHW90, is a 1:64 scale premium collectible model released as part of the Hot Wheels Pop Culture: Godzilla series. The model is aimed at adult collectors, fans of Japanese automotive culture, and enthusiasts of the iconic Godzilla film franchise.
The Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34) casting was designed by Phil Riehlman and debuted in the 2010 New Models series. The casting is based on the Skyline GT-R R-Tune version and was retooled in 2014, at which point the rear wing was integrated into the body rather than being a separate component. The chassis bears the "Nissan Skyline GT-R R34" marking, which was updated to the current casting name in later premium releases. This specific JHW90 unit is from 2026. The body is finished in off-white, featuring Godzilla graphics and Hot Wheels logos on the sides, red and black stripes on the hood, "NISMO" lettering below the grille, claw marks on the roof, and a Japanese license plate reading "品川 02 く GO-JIRA". It features a black metal chassis, tinted windows, a black interior, and rolls on black RR6SPM wheels—six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Indonesia.
This release was created through a collaboration between Hot Wheels and the Godzilla brand, owned by the Japanese studio Toho. The first film about the giant kaiju, directed by Ishirō Honda, premiered in 1954 and launched the longest-running film series in cinema history. Combining this license with the Skyline GT-R is no coincidence: the car has long held the nickname "Godzilla," given to it by the Australian automotive press due to its overwhelming dominance over rivals in racing. The claw marks on the roof and the license plate reading "GO-JIRA"—the Japanese pronunciation of the monster's name—are direct references to this license.
The inspiration for the model is the fifth and final generation of the Nissan Skyline GT-R, code-named BNR34, designed by Kozo Watanabe and introduced in 1999. The car was shorter and had a shorter front overhang than its predecessors, and was powered by a 2.6-liter twin-turbocharged RB26DETT inline-six engine, paired with a Getrag six-speed manual transmission and all-wheel drive. Numerous special versions were produced, including the V·Spec, V·Spec II, V·Spec II Nür, M·Spec, and the R-Tune and Z-Tune. Production ended in 2002 after 11,578 units were built.
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited production run of the Pop Culture series, its premium construction featuring a metal chassis and Real Riders tires, and the dual appeal of the theme: the R34 is one of the most sought-after Japanese cars among collectors, while the Godzilla license further increases interest in this model.
FAQ
Why is this Hot Wheels model called Godzilla?
The model was released in the Pop Culture: Godzilla series, and the Skyline GT-R itself has long carried the nickname "Godzilla." There are claw marks on the roof and the license plate reads "GO-JIRA."
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rolls on black RR6SPM wheels—six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires.
What version is this casting based on?
The casting, designed by Phil Riehlman, is based on the Skyline GT-R R-Tune version and was retooled in 2014, when the wing was integrated into the body.
The Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34) casting was designed by Phil Riehlman and debuted in the 2010 New Models series. The casting is based on the Skyline GT-R R-Tune version and was retooled in 2014, at which point the rear wing was integrated into the body rather than being a separate component. The chassis bears the "Nissan Skyline GT-R R34" marking, which was updated to the current casting name in later premium releases. This specific JHW90 unit is from 2026. The body is finished in off-white, featuring Godzilla graphics and Hot Wheels logos on the sides, red and black stripes on the hood, "NISMO" lettering below the grille, claw marks on the roof, and a Japanese license plate reading "品川 02 く GO-JIRA". It features a black metal chassis, tinted windows, a black interior, and rolls on black RR6SPM wheels—six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Indonesia.
This release was created through a collaboration between Hot Wheels and the Godzilla brand, owned by the Japanese studio Toho. The first film about the giant kaiju, directed by Ishirō Honda, premiered in 1954 and launched the longest-running film series in cinema history. Combining this license with the Skyline GT-R is no coincidence: the car has long held the nickname "Godzilla," given to it by the Australian automotive press due to its overwhelming dominance over rivals in racing. The claw marks on the roof and the license plate reading "GO-JIRA"—the Japanese pronunciation of the monster's name—are direct references to this license.
The inspiration for the model is the fifth and final generation of the Nissan Skyline GT-R, code-named BNR34, designed by Kozo Watanabe and introduced in 1999. The car was shorter and had a shorter front overhang than its predecessors, and was powered by a 2.6-liter twin-turbocharged RB26DETT inline-six engine, paired with a Getrag six-speed manual transmission and all-wheel drive. Numerous special versions were produced, including the V·Spec, V·Spec II, V·Spec II Nür, M·Spec, and the R-Tune and Z-Tune. Production ended in 2002 after 11,578 units were built.
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited production run of the Pop Culture series, its premium construction featuring a metal chassis and Real Riders tires, and the dual appeal of the theme: the R34 is one of the most sought-after Japanese cars among collectors, while the Godzilla license further increases interest in this model.
FAQ
Why is this Hot Wheels model called Godzilla?
The model was released in the Pop Culture: Godzilla series, and the Skyline GT-R itself has long carried the nickname "Godzilla." There are claw marks on the roof and the license plate reads "GO-JIRA."
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rolls on black RR6SPM wheels—six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires.
What version is this casting based on?
The casting, designed by Phil Riehlman, is based on the Skyline GT-R R-Tune version and was retooled in 2014, when the wing was integrated into the body.