This is a vintage item, and only the item in the picture is available. Tap "See More" to view the full description. Please also read the self-introduction section. This is a plastic model kit of the MCS8, a machine from the All Japan Grand Championship Series, planned and released by Mr. Craft/Modelers, a model shop in Ebisu, Tokyo, which symbolized the bubble economy. It is the 88S of the Leyton House team, which Masanori Sekiya, a veteran of the Japanese racing world, drove in the 1988 All Japan Grand Champion Series. This is a kit from the old Modelers, released in 1989. The actual MCS8 was developed based on the 1987 F3000 machine (Lola T87-50), and the kit is also based on the Lola T87-50 made by the old Modelers, faithfully replicating the actual car. It is a full kit that precisely reproduces the F3000 monocoque and radiator, and includes a Tamiya-made Cosworth V8 engine. The tires show no signs of melting or deterioration and retain a certain elasticity. The markings have been stored separately for many years, so they are relatively clean for their age, but it is unknown whether they can be used as they are because they are old decals. Since it is unlikely that Modelers will be re-released due to its bankruptcy, how about it for those who have been looking for it? The assembly instructions and package have damage such as scratches, yellowing, and dirt commensurate with age, and a part of the side has been cut off. Many other F1 models are also on display. Tap the hashtags below to see a list of related items. #F1・Formula Car Listings #Race Car Plastic Model Listings #Model/Hobby Related Listings If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Thank you. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Thank you. #Modelers #Old Modelers #MrCraft #Tamiya #Tamiya Models #Vintage Models #Vintage Models #AtThatTime #AtThatTime #ShowaRetro #F3000 #AllJapanF3000 #Leytonhouse #Leytonhouse #AsseTreasures AsseTreasures@Mercari #GoldenWeek #SummerVacation #HowToSpendHolidays #MakingModelsOnHolidays