Tomytec Turns 7-Eleven Into A 1/64 Tomica Rama Vintage Diorama
Tomytec is selling the 7-Eleven as the opening entry in a convenience store category rather than a one-off licensed tie-in, and the kit is built to sit between the already-sold expressway bridge piers and the separately sold TLV and Diocolle 64 vehicles.
Key Facts
- Tomytec is releasing the Tomica Rama Vintage 1/64 16a Convenience Store (7-Eleven), product number 330899, on February 28, 2027.
- The 7-Eleven diorama kit is listed at 19,949 yen including tax on Amazon.co.jp, down from a previous price of 22,329 yen.
- The 1/64 scale kit includes a cash register, ATM, multi-copy machine, coffee machine, hot snack case, product shelves, and two employee figures in 7-Eleven uniforms.
- The released building measures roughly 10 by 10 by 10 centimeters and comes with a parking area plate for a separately sold minicar.
- Seven-Eleven Japan licensed the product for commercialization.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Tomytec is adding a convenience store to its Tomica Rama Vintage line, and the first release is a 7-Eleven. The pre-painted, partially assembled ABS kit goes on sale at 1/64 scale, roughly 10 by 10 by 10 centimeters, with a parking lot plate included so a 1/64 minicar can be parked outside. The building has manually opening and closing doors and a molded 7-Eleven signboard. Inside there is a cash register, product shelves, a counter, a multi-copy machine, a coffee machine, a hot snack case, a hot drink case, and an ATM. Two employee figures wear 7-Eleven uniforms and can be arranged with the shelves. The Amazon.co.jp listing price is 19,949 yen including tax against a previous price of 22,329 yen. Release is scheduled for February 28, 2027. Seven-Eleven Japan licensed the product.
Preorders opened on Amazon.co.jp, and the listing carries a product code of 330899. The kit ships as ABS resin, painted and partially assembled, the same format Tomytec uses across the Vintage line.
Alongside the building and the parking area plate, the box holds walls and fence parts in seven types, a sign pole, wheel stops, banner flags, a storage shed, product shelves and counter in fifteen types, and labels. Tomytec notes the car in the photos is sold separately and the product does not include a minicar. It also does not emit light, does not use batteries, and does not include fuel or paint.
- Combine the store with separately sold Tomica Limited Vintage or Diocolle 64 #Car Snap vehicles to add depth to the scene.
- Lay the store between the bridge piers of the separately sold Tomica Rama Vintage 10a Expressway (Straight A) to expand the setting.
- Arrange the employee figures and shelves freely, which Tomytec says gives the feeling of running the store.
Seven-Eleven Japan Co., Ltd. licensed the product for commercialization, and Tomytec states the application for a commercialization license from the rights holders is complete. An Isuzu Elf white panel van in the Tomica Limited Vintage Neo line, also scheduled for February 28, 2027, is described as pairing with the store for a delivery scene.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.