Aoshima 01169 Impuls 30S (Y31 Cima) 1/24

We present a unique model kit Aoshima 01169 Impuls 30S (Y31 Cima) in 1/24 scale — a proposition for Japanese automotive enthusiasts and modelers keen on cars from the late 1980s and early 1990s. This model stands out with exceptional attention to detail and excellent reproduction of the original, both in terms of bodywork and interior elements.

Model Information:

• Scale: 1/24
• Manufacturer: Aoshima
• Category: Plastic car model kit
• Vehicle's country of use: Japan
• Kit material: High-quality plastic (modeling polystyrene)
• Original period of use: 1988–1991, modern times (automotive transition period of the '80s/'90s)
• Extras: decals, clear window parts, chrome details
• Build difficulty: 3/5 (model recommended for intermediate modelers and automotive enthusiasts)

Historical Description and Vehicle Features:

The Nissan Cima (Y31), in the Impul 30S tuned version, is a luxury premium-class limousine produced for the Japanese market. It was Nissan's response to the increasing demand for high-end cars in the Japanese market during the 1980s. The Cima stood out for its rich equipment, advanced technology, and elegant silhouette. Impul 30S modifications emphasized its sporty character, making the car unique even among rare Japanese sedans. This model was especially popular on the streets of Tokyo during the so-called "bubble economy" era.

Model Details:

• Finely replicated interior: seats, dashboard, steering wheel, and tuning details
• Detailed chassis and suspension system
• Clear parts (windows, headlights), separately chrome-plated details for realism
• Painted wheels imitating Impul tuning
• Decals with Impul logo

Why choose this model?

The Aoshima 01169 Impuls 30S (Y31 Cima) 1/24 model is an excellent choice for every fan of Japanese automotive culture and scale cars. Its realistic appearance, precise details, and numerous additional elements make this kit highly satisfying to build. We especially recommend it to intermediate modelers who value authenticity and the challenge of building car models.