Nissan Skyline KPGC110 Kenmeri Red/Black in 1:64 scale
This is the KPGC110 Kenmeri Red/Black in 1:64 scale by Pop Race.
The Nissan Skyline KPGC110 “Kenmeri” is one of Japan's most famous classic performance cars, best known as the second-generation Skyline GT-R that was planned for 1973. Its sleek fastback styling, distinctive C-pillars, and aggressive stance gave it a strong presence, while the GT-R version was intended to use the legendary S20 2.0-liter inline-six from the earlier Hakosuka GT-R. What makes the KPGC110 especially unique is its rarity: the 1973 GT-R was produced in extremely limited numbers and ultimately never competed in racing because tightening emissions regulations and the oil crisis forced Nissan to abandon the project after only a small number were built. Its combination of GT-R heritage, striking “Kenmeri” styling, and extraordinary scarcity makes it one of the most collectible and historically significant Japanese performance cars.
Pop Race has quickly earned a reputation among 1:64 scale collectors for producing highly detailed modern and JDM-focused diecast models. Their cars often feature crisp tampo graphics, realistic wheels, detailed interiors, opening parts on selected releases, and distinctive racing or street-car liveries. Pop Race is especially appealing to collectors who want premium-looking models at an accessible scale, with popular subjects ranging from Japanese performance cars to GT racers and special-edition liveries. Their combination of sharp detailing, attractive packaging, and interesting vehicle choices makes Pop Race a standout brand in the growing 1:64 scale market.
The Nissan Skyline KPGC110 “Kenmeri” is one of Japan's most famous classic performance cars, best known as the second-generation Skyline GT-R that was planned for 1973. Its sleek fastback styling, distinctive C-pillars, and aggressive stance gave it a strong presence, while the GT-R version was intended to use the legendary S20 2.0-liter inline-six from the earlier Hakosuka GT-R. What makes the KPGC110 especially unique is its rarity: the 1973 GT-R was produced in extremely limited numbers and ultimately never competed in racing because tightening emissions regulations and the oil crisis forced Nissan to abandon the project after only a small number were built. Its combination of GT-R heritage, striking “Kenmeri” styling, and extraordinary scarcity makes it one of the most collectible and historically significant Japanese performance cars.
Pop Race has quickly earned a reputation among 1:64 scale collectors for producing highly detailed modern and JDM-focused diecast models. Their cars often feature crisp tampo graphics, realistic wheels, detailed interiors, opening parts on selected releases, and distinctive racing or street-car liveries. Pop Race is especially appealing to collectors who want premium-looking models at an accessible scale, with popular subjects ranging from Japanese performance cars to GT racers and special-edition liveries. Their combination of sharp detailing, attractive packaging, and interesting vehicle choices makes Pop Race a standout brand in the growing 1:64 scale market.
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