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Precision 1:18 scale diecast model cars from Kyosho pair the brand's roots as one of Japan's oldest radio-control manufacturers with a dedicated diecast line launched in 1992, focused on exotic and vintage sports cars alongside licensed film-tie-in editions. The result is a catalog built for collectors who want scale accuracy from a company with decades of precision-model experience behind it.

About Kyosho

Kyosho was founded in Japan in October 1963 by Hisashi Suzuki, and built its early reputation in radio-control vehicles — introducing one of Japan's first trademarked RC cars in 1970. The company added a dedicated diecast model car line in 1992, applying the same precision-manufacturing background to static collector models rather than RC platforms.

What Makes Kyosho Collectible

Kyosho's diecast lineup centers on 1:18 scale exotic and vintage sports cars — Ferrari, Lamborghini, and similar marques — finished with an emphasis on accurate proportions and detailing drawn from the brand's long engineering background. Kyosho is also the official manufacturer of BMW's dealership-exclusive scale models, and produces licensed film-tie-in editions of vehicles from movies like The Fast and the Furious and The Cannonball Run, giving collectors a way to own a specific on-screen car rather than just a make and model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Kyosho make anything besides diecast cars?
Yes — Kyosho is primarily known as a radio-control vehicle manufacturer, one of the oldest in Japan, and added diecast model cars as a separate line in 1992.

What scale does Kyosho's diecast line focus on?
1:18 scale is Kyosho's primary diecast focus.

Are Kyosho models officially licensed?
Yes — Kyosho is BMW's official manufacturer for dealership-exclusive scale models, and also produces licensed film-tie-in vehicles.

What kind of film tie-in models does Kyosho make?
Kyosho has produced diecast versions of vehicles from films including The Fast and the Furious and The Cannonball Run.

Where is Kyosho based?
Japan — the company was founded in Tokyo's Chiyoda area in 1963, with production based in Atsugi, Kanagawa.

Shop Historic Aviation's Kyosho selection for precision-built 1:18 scale diecast from a six-decade Japanese manufacturer. Whether you're after an exotic sports car or a specific film-famous ride, Kyosho's engineering background shows in every release.

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1962 Ferrari 250 GTO 1000km Paris - Pedro Rodriguez

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Lamborghini Countach LP 400 S - The Cannonball Run

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