1/24 Honda Prelude XX

1/24 Honda Prelude XX

November 1978 saw the debut of the Honda Prelude, a car which was in fact Honda’s first two-door model since the 1300 coupe had been released some eight years earlier.

Inheriting a front engine, front-wheel drive (FF) setup, the second-generation model was released in November 1982.

It further enhanced the Prelude’s trademark comfort and drivability; the first anti-lock braking system (ABS) on a Japanese car used ventilated disc brakes on all four wheels.

The engine was upgraded to a 1,829cc inline-4 SOHC unit featuring Honda’s proprietary branched conduit torch system that employed a 3-valve layout for higher compression. Its low-profile hood, retractable headlights on the nose and flush surface body contributed significantly to the Prelude’s low drag and aerodynamics.

This model kit builds the classic 1980’s Honda Prelude. Originally released in 1983, this re-issue comes with updated decals, instruction manual and packaging.

Updated decals recreate front and rear emblems, head cover’s logo, speakers and wheel center emblems.

Transparent part recreates windshield (This part was originally molded in transparent brown).

Includes Instructions depict two body colors for painting: red and a two-tone scheme navy blue and light gun metallic.