Tomica Limited Vintage Neo [LV-N26b] Mazda Luce Legato 4-door sedan patrol car (Metropolitan Police Department)

●Here are the highlights●

○Luce Legato has a new specification after a long time

The third-generation Mazda Luce features a front mask with vertically arranged rectangular 4-lamp headlights, which is rare in the history of Japanese cars. When it debuted in 1977, it had the sub-name "Legato." It was first released in two body types, a 4-door hardtop and a 4-door sedan, and later a van was added, and in the fall of 1979 the headlights were changed to rectangular 2-lamp type. In addition to the quiet and powerful rotary engine, which was a characteristic of Mazda's luxury cars at the time, it also came with a conventional 4-cylinder engine.

TLV-NEO released the Luce Legato sedan and hardtop in 2009, and now a new sedan version is being released for the first time in a long while.
This time it's a patrol car, with a real color scheme. The LV-N26b is a patrol car equipped with a 13B rotary engine, and the wheels are newly made. The car number light on the roof is also a detail not to be missed.

[Text: Tommy Tech]

■Specifications: Die-cast miniature car (pre-painted and pre-assembled)
■Scale: 1/64

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