The Mazda AZ-1 with the Liberty Walk LB40 conversion in the LB-Hinomaru livery is a finished collector's model of the kei car in 1:64 scale from MINI GT, painted at the factory. It is supplied in a box.
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A finished collector's item, not a kit: the model is assembled at the factory, painted and printed. A scale of 1:64 is the collector size of the whole MINI GT range; on a kei car that means a genuinely tiny piece for a display case.
The Autozam AZ-1 is a two-seat kei car that Mazda sold under the Autozam brand from October 1992 to October 1994; something over four thousand were built. It is one of the few small Japanese sports cars with gullwing doors; the engine lies behind the occupants and drives the rear wheels. Suzuki supplied the power unit: a turbocharged three-cylinder of 657 cc, whose output the kei class limited with a ceiling of 64 horsepower. The LB40 body conversion for this car is built by the Japanese tuner Liberty Walk of Nagoya, led by Wataru Kato, which made its name with very wide fenders.
The name of the LB-Hinomaru livery refers to the Japanese sun disc, the hinomaru. It is a trade designation for the livery, not a description of the shade, so check the color on the box or on a photograph. A cast metal body, a plastic chassis and rubber tires belong to the standard of the range. This version comes in box packaging, and the manufacturer issues the same vehicle on a blister as well.
This is a finished model, not a kit. Check the workmanship, the assembly, the painting and the extent of the package on the box.
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