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GreenLight Acura Integra GS-R 235110E: Milano Red 1:64 Guide

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GreenLight 1994 Acura Integra GS-R Milano Red Tokyo Torque Series 10 1:64 235110E, view 1

GreenLight item 235110E represents the 1994 Acura Integra GS-R in Milano Red as part of Tokyo Torque Series 10. The 1:64 release uses new tooling and custom wheels, giving collectors a specific second-generation Integra trim rather than a generic red Acura casting.

The trim name matters. This model is a GS-R, not an Integra Type R. Preserve that distinction when comparing it with other GreenLight, Hot Wheels or import-car releases.

GreenLight 235110E at a glance

  • Maker: GreenLight Collectibles
  • Series: Tokyo Torque Series 10
  • Vehicle represented: 1994 Acura Integra GS-R
  • Scale: 1:64
  • Finish: Milano Red
  • Tooling: New Integra casting for this release family
  • Wheels: Custom wheel treatment
  • Construction: Diecast metal body and chassis with plastic detail parts
  • Tires: Rubber
  • Approximate length: 2.625 inches
  • Packaging: GreenLight G-Blister with stackable showcase and easy-release screw
  • Manufacturer item: 235110E

Why GS-R versus Type R matters

The 1994 GS-R and later Integra Type R are related performance models, but they are not interchangeable names. GreenLight identifies 235110E specifically as the GS-R. A collection record should therefore read 1994 Acura Integra GS-R / Milano Red / GreenLight 235110E.

That wording also helps prevent a common catalog problem: treating every white, red or modified Integra as a Type R. Use the trim badge, body details, package title and item number together.

What the new tooling adds

New tooling gives GreenLight a dedicated body shape rather than reusing an unrelated compact-car casting. The Integra’s low nose, greenhouse, hatch profile and rear treatment are the details to compare across the five product images.

The custom wheels are part of this release’s identity. When checking another listing, compare spoke design, finish, tire sidewall and ride height instead of relying on Milano Red alone.

Using the G-Blister showcase

The G-Blister combines a carded retail presentation with a stackable clear display case. Collectors can leave the car sealed, display the enclosed showcase, or use the release screw to remove the model without damaging the base connection.

  • Keep the card and showcase together even when the car is displayed loose.
  • Use the intended screw point rather than prying the model from the base.
  • Stack showcases only on a stable, level shelf.
  • Leave a small gap between cases so covers can be removed without rubbing.
  • Store the card away from direct sunlight to protect the printing and blister.

About possible chase versions

Some distributor records note that a chase-color version can be packed randomly in Tokyo Torque shipments. A chase is not guaranteed and should not be assumed from the stock photograph. The standard product covered here is the Milano Red 235110E shown in the live gallery.

If a different color arrives, photograph the sealed package and confirm the item markings before opening it. Do not describe a variation as an error until the package and chase information have been checked.

Displaying the Integra loose

A front three-quarter angle shows the low nose and custom wheels, while a rear three-quarter view makes the hatchback profile easier to recognize. Milano Red stands out well against a neutral gray or lightly textured street base.

Place the rubber tires on glass, acrylic or another nonreactive surface for long-term display. Avoid soft vinyl and freshly painted shelves, which can interact with rubber over time.

Arrival checklist

  1. Confirm item 235110E and Tokyo Torque Series 10 branding.
  2. Match the Milano Red finish and GS-R title.
  3. Check the custom wheel design against the gallery.
  4. Inspect the card, blister, showcase and screw before opening.
  5. Look through the case for mirror, wheel or paint movement.
  6. If removed, set the car on a level surface and confirm all tires touch evenly.
  7. Save the complete G-Blister package with the model record.

Who this release suits

GreenLight 235110E is a strong fit for Acura collectors, 1990s Japanese-car displays, Tokyo Torque completists and buyers who want the GS-R trim specifically. The stackable showcase also makes it practical for a compact collection that remains protected from dust.

Final identification check

The exact release is the GreenLight 1:64 1994 Acura Integra GS-R in Milano Red with custom wheels, Tokyo Torque Series 10, item 235110E.

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