Tamiya 1/24 Toyota Celica GT-Four 1993 Monte-Carlo Rally Winner

Recreate a memorable World Rally Championship victory with the Tamiya 1/24 Toyota Celica GT-Four 1993 Monte-Carlo Rally Winner. This detailed plastic model kit depicts the Castrol-sponsored ST185 that Didier Auriol drove to victory in the 1993 Monte-Carlo Rally, capturing the low ride height, slick tyres and specialised tarmac-rally equipment of the winning car.

Please note this is an unassembled plastic model kit requiring assembly; paints, cement and hobby tools are not included and are required to complete the model.

The Celica GT-Four's 2.0-litre turbocharged engine and four-wheel-drive rally engineering are complemented by a highly detailed competition interior. The model includes a roll cage, bucket seats, front underguard and air ducts, while optional night-stage driving and cornering lights allow builders to reproduce the distinctive Monte-Carlo specification. Mesh is also provided for the bumper grille sections, with decals covering the Castrol sponsor markings and other rally details.

Special Features

• Detailed 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit of the 1993 Monte-Carlo Rally-winning Toyota Celica GT-Four.
• Recreates the low ride height and slick tyres used for the tarmac-heavy Monte-Carlo stages.
• Optional night-stage driving and cornering lights included.
• Realistic rally interior with roll cage and bucket seats.
• Mesh included to reproduce the bumper grille sections.
• Detailed underside with front underguard and air ducts.
• Decals reproduce Castrol sponsor logos, rally markings and tyre logos.

What's in the Box

• Plastic model components
• Decals
• Mesh material
• Slick tyres

What You'll Need

• Plastic cement
• Paints
• Finishing supplies

Why You'll Love It

The Castrol Celica combines an iconic rally livery with the distinctive engineering of Toyota's ST185 GT-Four. Its competition-focused interior, tarmac setup, optional rally lighting and detailed underbody make this a standout project for World Rally Championship and Japanese motorsport enthusiasts.