Spark 1:43 Toyota GR86 GT No.30 apr 2026 Hibiki Taira / Hiroaki Nagai / Manabu Orido Super GT Season (43SGT26030) Resin Model

Add a Japanese GT300-class race car to your collection with the apr GR86 GT No.30 Super GT 2026. This officially licensed replica represents the apr team entry in the GT300 category, driven by Hiroaki Nagai, Hibiki Taira and Manabu Orido.

The Toyota GR86 GT is a silhouette racing car developed by apr from the road-going GR86 coupe for competition in the GT300 class of Japan’s Super GT championship. apr has a long history of building and running mid-engined conversions of front-engined Toyota production cars, and its GR86 GT continues that tradition with a heavily reworked chassis, racing aerodynamics and a tube-frame structure beneath the production-derived bodywork. The car runs to JAF-GT300 regulations rather than FIA GT3, giving apr more freedom to develop the package around its own engineering preferences. apr has campaigned variants of the 86 platform in GT300 since the previous-generation 86 era, gradually refining its aero and powertrain packages season by season. The result is one of the more distinctive entries on the GT300 grid, mixing a familiar road-car silhouette with bespoke prototype-style engineering.

Across the Super GT 2026 season, the apr GR86 GT No.30 competes in the GT300 class against a broad field of FIA GT3 machinery from Mercedes-AMG, Audi, Lamborghini, BMW, Porsche, Honda and Nissan, as well as fellow JAF-GT300 entries. The class is known for its depth, with success-ballast rules and tyre competition between Bridgestone, Yokohama, Michelin and Dunlop shaping the championship across rounds at circuits including Okayama, Fuji, Suzuka, Sugo, Autopolis and Motegi. The driver line-up pairs the experience of Manabu Orido, a Super GT veteran, with Hibiki Taira and Hiroaki Nagai.

Made by Spark Models in 1:43 scale, this resin model measures approximately 10.5cm and comes mounted on a branded display base under a clear cover. The 1:43 format is the established standard for Super GT collectors, allowing full multi-season grids to be displayed without dominating a shelf, and Spark’s tooling captures the GR86 GT’s bespoke aero package, wheels and sponsor decals with the crisp print quality expected of the brand.

A strong choice for Super GT followers, apr team supporters and collectors building a GT300-class grid alongside their GT500 cars. It also appeals to Toyota and GR86 enthusiasts interested in how the road-car silhouette is reinterpreted for top-level Japanese sports car racing.

Understanding Scale

The scale of a model is its size as a proportion to the real-life item. For instance, a 1:18 scale model means that every 1 unit of measurement on the model equals 18 units on the real item. If you divide the real item's size by 18, you'd get the size of the 1:18 model. Please note that models can vary slightly in size, as not all real-life items, like cars or planes, have the same dimensions.

Model Cars:

• 1:12 scale: ~38 cm or 15 inches
• 1:18 scale: ~25 cm or 10 inches
• 1:24 scale: ~18 cm or 7 inches
• 1:43 scale: ~10 cm or 4 inches
• 1:64 scale: ~7 cm or 2.75 inches
• 1:76 scale: ~6 cm or 2.3 inches

Model Trucks:

• 1:12 scale: ~75 cm or 29.5 inches
• 1:18 scale: ~50 cm or 19.7 inches
• 1:24 scale: ~38 cm or 15 inches
• 1:43 scale: ~21 cm or 8.3 inches
• 1:64 scale: ~14 cm or 5.5 inches
• 1:76 scale: ~12 cm or 4.7 inches

Model Bikes:

• 1:6 scale: ~30 cm or 12 inches
• 1:10 scale: ~18 cm or 7 inches
• 1:12 scale: ~15 cm or 6 inches