Hasegawa Pairs 1/24 Honda RA272 with Rei Hazumi Figure Kit
The set ties a historically significant Honda F1 chassis to a figure line that normally leans on character appeal, and Hasegawa is selling it as a limited bundle rather than a standalone car kit.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Hasegawa is releasing a 1/24 scale plastic model of the Honda RA272, the machine that gave Honda its first F1 victory in 1965, in a limited set with a same-scale figure kit of Rei Hazumi from the Tamago Girls series. The figure is built from 3D-printed parts, with a prototype by Dan Tsurugi and illustration by Takashi Fujisawa. Decals include 1965 Mexican Grand Prix markings. It is priced at 6,050 yen and scheduled for release on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
The bundle puts the RA272 in the same box as a 1/24 figure of Rei Hazumi in racing attire. The car measures 164.5mm overall. The figure kit uses 3D-printed parts, with Dan Tsurugi on the prototype and Takashi Fujisawa on the illustration.
The decal sheet covers 1965 Mexican Grand Prix eye markings for the figure. Hasegawa lists the set at 6,050 yen including tax, with a release date of Saturday, October 31, 2026. The published photos are of a sample under development, and some parts may differ from the final product.
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