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Nissan Skyline GT‑R (R34) Build‑Up Model – Knowledge Base Guide

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1. Product Overview

Build a detailed 1:8-scale replica of Brian O’Conner’s Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) from the Fast & Furious franchise.

Originally launched in 1999, the R34 was the performance version of the tenth-generation Nissan Skyline. Its Japanese engineering and ability to compete with more expensive sports cars helped it become a motoring icon.

Model features:

  • 1:8 scale
  • Faithful replica of the vehicle featured in the film
  • Officially licensed
  • Die-cast metal and injection-moulded ABS components
  • High-quality materials and detailed finishes
  • Completed across 110 assembly stages

2. Special Features

Film-Accurate Design

The model faithfully recreates Brian O’Conner’s distinctive Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34), capturing the appearance of the vehicle featured in the Fast & Furious franchise.

High-Quality Construction

The model combines die-cast metal and injection-moulded ABS components to create a substantial collector’s piece.

Step-by-Step Assembly

The Nissan Skyline is assembled progressively using the components supplied with each assembly stage.

The instructions were created by engineers and experts, making the build suitable for beginners and experienced model builders. Only the supplied screwdriver is required for assembly.

Collector’s Magazines

Each assembly stage includes an accompanying magazine featuring:

  • Step-by-step assembly instructions
  • Information about the Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34)
  • Features exploring the world of Fast & Furious

3. Collection and Delivery Information

The collection is available through Standard and Fast Track delivery schedules.

Standard Schedule

  • The model is completed in 110 assembly stages.
  • Package 1 contains two assembly stages.
  • Packages 2 and 3 each contain three assembly stages.
  • Each package thereafter contains six assembly stages.

Fast Track Schedule

  • Package 1 contains two assembly stages.
  • Package 2 contains six assembly stages.
  • Each package thereafter contains 12 assembly stages.
  • The final package contains six assembly stages.
  • The model is still completed across the same 110 assembly stages.