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Kaido House //218 Toyota Sprinter Trueno Kaido Street V2
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Kaido House //218 Toyota Sprinter Trueno Kaido Street V2
99,00 zł
Kaido House - Mini GT
//218 Toyota Sprinter Trueno Kaido Street V2
AE86
KHMG218
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Kaido House × Mini GT //218 Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno Kaido Street V2, catalog number KHMG218, is a 1:64 scale collectible model featuring a street-modified Toyota Sprinter Trueno. This item is intended for adult collectors and fans of Japanese automobiles—the AE86 is one of Japan’s most iconic cars, and Kaido House models are among the best-finished releases in this scale.
The model is finished in a combination of metallic silver and black, with a carbon-effect hood and custom Kaido House graphics featuring the number 86 on the sides. It features a metal body and metal chassis, along with two features that are rare in this scale: movable pop-up headlights and an opening engine bay. The interior and body details are faithfully reproduced, and the model rolls on aluminum wheels fitted with real rubber tires. This version has a right-hand drive (RHD) configuration, true to the Japanese original. The design is by Jun Imai, and the //218 number refers to Kaido House’s continuous release numbering. The model comes in the manufacturer’s collectible box.
Kaido House is a brand founded by Jun Imai, a designer who worked for Hot Wheels for many years and was responsible for some of its most sought-after Japanese castings. Kaido House models are created in collaboration with Mini GT, a line from True Scale Miniatures (TSM), and are always custom interpretations rather than replicas of production cars, featuring lowered suspension, matching wheels, modified styling, and fictional liveries. The Kaido Street series is the variant closest to a street-focused, everyday modification—unlike the more radical Kaido Works or GT lines.
The original is the Toyota Sprinter Trueno, an AE86-badged car produced from 1983 to 1987 as part of the E80 series. It was available as a coupé and a three-door liftback, and its pop-up headlights distinguished it from its twin, the Corolla Levin. It was powered by a 1.6-liter, naturally aspirated 4A-GE engine with dual overhead cams and 16 valves, producing around 130 hp and delivering power to the rear wheels. Its light weight, simple drivetrain, and well-balanced body made the AE86 one of the most important cars in the history of drifting and hill racing, and its prices on the collector’s market have been rising for years.
For collectors, the KHMG218 is a limited-run item—Kaido House releases individual numbers in limited batches and does not reissue them once they are sold out. The combination of pop-up headlights, an opening engine bay, and a carbon-effect hood makes this one of the most interesting versions of an AE86 casting in 1:64 scale.
FAQ
Does the model have movable headlights?
Yes—the headlights are pop-up, true to the original Sprinter Trueno.
Can the engine bay be opened?
Yes, the model has an opening engine bay with faithfully reproduced details.
How does Kaido Street differ from the other Kaido House lines?
It is the variant closest to a street-focused modification—more understated than the radical Kaido Works or GT lines, but still featuring lowered suspension, matching wheels, and a custom livery.
The model is finished in a combination of metallic silver and black, with a carbon-effect hood and custom Kaido House graphics featuring the number 86 on the sides. It features a metal body and metal chassis, along with two features that are rare in this scale: movable pop-up headlights and an opening engine bay. The interior and body details are faithfully reproduced, and the model rolls on aluminum wheels fitted with real rubber tires. This version has a right-hand drive (RHD) configuration, true to the Japanese original. The design is by Jun Imai, and the //218 number refers to Kaido House’s continuous release numbering. The model comes in the manufacturer’s collectible box.
Kaido House is a brand founded by Jun Imai, a designer who worked for Hot Wheels for many years and was responsible for some of its most sought-after Japanese castings. Kaido House models are created in collaboration with Mini GT, a line from True Scale Miniatures (TSM), and are always custom interpretations rather than replicas of production cars, featuring lowered suspension, matching wheels, modified styling, and fictional liveries. The Kaido Street series is the variant closest to a street-focused, everyday modification—unlike the more radical Kaido Works or GT lines.
The original is the Toyota Sprinter Trueno, an AE86-badged car produced from 1983 to 1987 as part of the E80 series. It was available as a coupé and a three-door liftback, and its pop-up headlights distinguished it from its twin, the Corolla Levin. It was powered by a 1.6-liter, naturally aspirated 4A-GE engine with dual overhead cams and 16 valves, producing around 130 hp and delivering power to the rear wheels. Its light weight, simple drivetrain, and well-balanced body made the AE86 one of the most important cars in the history of drifting and hill racing, and its prices on the collector’s market have been rising for years.
For collectors, the KHMG218 is a limited-run item—Kaido House releases individual numbers in limited batches and does not reissue them once they are sold out. The combination of pop-up headlights, an opening engine bay, and a carbon-effect hood makes this one of the most interesting versions of an AE86 casting in 1:64 scale.
FAQ
Does the model have movable headlights?
Yes—the headlights are pop-up, true to the original Sprinter Trueno.
Can the engine bay be opened?
Yes, the model has an opening engine bay with faithfully reproduced details.
How does Kaido Street differ from the other Kaido House lines?
It is the variant closest to a street-focused modification—more understated than the radical Kaido Works or GT lines, but still featuring lowered suspension, matching wheels, and a custom livery.