Make "Subaru" ⇢ 234 models

Scale models of Subaru vehicles in the Modelki catalog: 234 models of passenger cars and cars. 217 of them are ready-made collectible models and 17 are model kits for assembly and painting.

Country of origin of the make: Japan. At 1:43 scale, a typical passenger car model is about 9–12 cm long. Ready-made models come fully assembled and painted, while model kits are built and painted by the modeler.

The most common scales are 1/43, 1/18 and 1/24. Materials: metal and resin. Models by IXO, J-Collection, AUTOart, Ebbro and Sunstar.

About Subaru

Subaru is the automotive brand of the Japanese company formerly known as Fuji Heavy Industries, famous for boxer engines and all-wheel drive. Collectors especially value the Impreza WRC rally cars, with which Subaru won three consecutive manufacturers' titles in 1995–1997, as well as the Legacy, BRZ and WRX STI.

Scales

The main scales for Subaru in our catalog are 1:43, 1:18 and 1:24. At 1:43, the classic collector scale, a passenger car model is about 9–12 cm long and a tractor unit with a semi-trailer about 35–40 cm. At 1:18, a passenger car model is about 22–28 cm long, usually with opening doors, hood and trunk. At 1:24, a passenger car model is about 16–20 cm long; this is also the main scale for car kits. To estimate the size of any model, divide the length of the real vehicle by the scale.

Frequently asked questions

How many Subaru models are in the catalog?

The catalog currently lists 234 models: 217 ready-made collectible models and 17 model kits for assembly and painting.

Which manufacturers make Subaru models?

Most Subaru models in the catalog are made by IXO (41), J-Collection (34), AUTOart (33) and Ebbro (30).

How do I find a specific model?

Use the filters by scale, category and manufacturer, or search by model name. Each product page lists the scale, manufacturer, material and catalog number.

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