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Kaido House //251 Nissan Silvia S13-R Circuit Spec V1
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Kaido House //251 Nissan Silvia S13-R Circuit Spec V1
99,00 zł
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//251 Nissan Silvia S13-R Circuit Spec V1
KHMG251
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Kaido House × Mini GT //251 Nissan Silvia S13-R Circuit Spec V1, catalog number KHMG251, is a 1:64 scale collectible model featuring a track-oriented interpretation of the Nissan Silvia S13. This item is intended for adult collectors and fans of Japanese automobiles who are looking for something more than just a regular toy car—Kaido House models are among the most highly detailed releases in this scale.
The model is made of metal and painted white, with the body covered in Kaido House-style graphics. The design is by Jun Imai, and this version features a right-hand drive (RHD) configuration, true to the Japanese original. “Circuit Spec V1” is one of several interpretations of the S13-R casting offered by Kaido House—alongside the Kaido Works and Kaido Drift variants—and, as the name suggests, it recreates a car prepared for track use. The model comes in a collector’s window box, and the //251 number refers to Kaido House’s continuous release numbering. The wheels, like on all models in this line, feature rubber tires and separately mounted rims.
Kaido House is a brand founded by Jun Imai—a designer who worked for Hot Wheels for many years and was responsible there for some of the most sought-after Japanese castings. Kaido House models are created in collaboration with Mini GT, a line owned by True Scale Miniatures (TSM), and combine TSM’s precision craftsmanship with original, heavily modified visions of Japanese classics: widebody kits, altered aerodynamics, matching rims, and fictional liveries. They are not recreations of specific production cars, but rather “what if” scenarios—and that is exactly what attracts collectors to them.
The original is the Nissan Silvia S13 generation, produced from 1988 to 1994. It was available as a coupé, and in some markets as a convertible; the hatchback version was sold as the 180SX, while in North America the entire family was offered as the Nissan 240SX. Under the hood were turbocharged, two-liter inline engines—first the CA18DET, then the SR20DET producing around 205 hp—delivering power to the rear axle. Its balanced construction, low weight, and simple drivetrain made the S13 one of the most important cars in drifting history, and it remains the basis for thousands of modified cars worldwide to this day.
For collectors, KHMG251 is a limited-availability item: Kaido House releases individual numbers in small batches and does not restock them once they are sold out. The white Circuit Spec version with graphics looks great in a display case, and the S13-R variant is one of the brand’s most popular castings.
FAQ
Who designed this Kaido House model?
Jun Imai—a designer who previously worked for Hot Wheels and is the founder of the Kaido House brand.
How does the Circuit Spec differ from the other S13-R versions?
It is an interpretation recreating a car prepared for track use. Kaido House has also released the S13-R casting in Kaido Works and Kaido Drift variants, each with a different style and livery.
Is this a right-hand drive model?
Yes, KHMG251 features a right-hand drive (RHD) configuration, true to the Japanese original.
The model is made of metal and painted white, with the body covered in Kaido House-style graphics. The design is by Jun Imai, and this version features a right-hand drive (RHD) configuration, true to the Japanese original. “Circuit Spec V1” is one of several interpretations of the S13-R casting offered by Kaido House—alongside the Kaido Works and Kaido Drift variants—and, as the name suggests, it recreates a car prepared for track use. The model comes in a collector’s window box, and the //251 number refers to Kaido House’s continuous release numbering. The wheels, like on all models in this line, feature rubber tires and separately mounted rims.
Kaido House is a brand founded by Jun Imai—a designer who worked for Hot Wheels for many years and was responsible there for some of the most sought-after Japanese castings. Kaido House models are created in collaboration with Mini GT, a line owned by True Scale Miniatures (TSM), and combine TSM’s precision craftsmanship with original, heavily modified visions of Japanese classics: widebody kits, altered aerodynamics, matching rims, and fictional liveries. They are not recreations of specific production cars, but rather “what if” scenarios—and that is exactly what attracts collectors to them.
The original is the Nissan Silvia S13 generation, produced from 1988 to 1994. It was available as a coupé, and in some markets as a convertible; the hatchback version was sold as the 180SX, while in North America the entire family was offered as the Nissan 240SX. Under the hood were turbocharged, two-liter inline engines—first the CA18DET, then the SR20DET producing around 205 hp—delivering power to the rear axle. Its balanced construction, low weight, and simple drivetrain made the S13 one of the most important cars in drifting history, and it remains the basis for thousands of modified cars worldwide to this day.
For collectors, KHMG251 is a limited-availability item: Kaido House releases individual numbers in small batches and does not restock them once they are sold out. The white Circuit Spec version with graphics looks great in a display case, and the S13-R variant is one of the brand’s most popular castings.
FAQ
Who designed this Kaido House model?
Jun Imai—a designer who previously worked for Hot Wheels and is the founder of the Kaido House brand.
How does the Circuit Spec differ from the other S13-R versions?
It is an interpretation recreating a car prepared for track use. Kaido House has also released the S13-R casting in Kaido Works and Kaido Drift variants, each with a different style and livery.
Is this a right-hand drive model?
Yes, KHMG251 features a right-hand drive (RHD) configuration, true to the Japanese original.