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INNO64 Mazda RX-7 IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26: Tokyo Auto Salon Guide

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INNO64 item IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26 is a 1:64 right-hand-drive Mazda RX-7 FD3S wearing the Pandem Rocket Bunny V2 Boss conversion in blue chrome. It was released as a Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 event edition and is supplied on a display base beneath a clear plastic showcase. The finished model uses a diecast metal body, plastic detail parts, real rubber tires and a fixed body with no opening panels.

The conversion is more specific than a generic widebody RX-7. The V2 Boss design replaces the FD3S nose with a retro treatment inspired by the Mazda Savanna GSII/RX-3, then adds extreme overfenders, side skirts, rear diffuser and ducktail-style rear treatment. Match the exact bodywork, blue-chrome finish, right-hand-drive interior, event-edition base and manufacturer item IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26.

INNO64 IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26 at a glance

  • Manufacturer: INNO Models / INNO64
  • Vehicle represented: Mazda RX-7 FD3S
  • Driver position: Right-hand drive
  • Body conversion: Pandem Rocket Bunny FD3S V2 Boss
  • Front-end inspiration: Mazda Savanna GSII / RX-3
  • Finish: Blue chrome
  • Edition: Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 Event Edition
  • Scale: 1:64
  • Construction: Diecast metal body with plastic detail parts
  • Tires: Real rubber
  • Body: Fixed, with no opening panels
  • Display: Base with clear plastic showcase
  • Approximate model length: 2.75 inches
  • Manufacturer item: IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26
  • Store SKU: F977-IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26
  • Shopify UPC: 588826268039
  • Japanese JAN / international EAN: 9588826268039

Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 event identity

Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 was held January 9–11, 2026, at Makuhari Messe in Chiba. INNO64 tied this blue-chrome RX-7 to that event, making the show designation part of the exact release identity rather than a general reference to Japanese tuning culture.

Keep the event year attached to the product code. INNO64 produces other Mazda RX-7 FD3S Pandem models, and several can share the same basic body conversion while differing in finish, graphics, packaging or release channel. “Tokyo Auto Salon 2026” separates this blue-chrome item from standard catalog colors and later releases.

The event-edition label does not, by itself, establish a production quantity or guarantee future value. Preserve the case, base, box and identifiers because those provide stronger evidence than an unsupported rarity claim.

What the Pandem FD3S V2 Boss conversion changes

TRA Kyoto identifies this conversion as the FD3S V2 Boss kit. Its parts list includes a replacement front bumper, grille, mesh, light frames, four-headlight set, engine hood, front lip, widened front and rear fenders, side skirts, rear diffuser and ducktail option.

The official kit specifies approximately 40 mm of extra width per front side and 90 mm per rear side on the full-size conversion. On the miniature, those proportions create a much broader stance than a stock FD3S and explain why generic RX-7 photographs are not acceptable substitutes.

  • The front end uses round lamps and a grille treatment associated with the older RX-3/Savanna look.
  • The front fenders project beyond the original FD3S body line.
  • The rear overfenders are especially broad.
  • The side skirts visually connect the widened arches.
  • The rear diffuser and ducktail-style treatment complete the conversion.

The miniature represents the completed custom body, not an unassembled body-kit package. No separate full-size parts, tools or installation hardware are included.

Why the RX-3-inspired nose matters

The front-end conversion is the fastest way to distinguish this release from an ordinary FD3S widebody. The round-lamp arrangement and grille change the car’s face so substantially that the model can resemble a 1970s Mazda at first glance while retaining the FD3S cabin, windshield and rear body underneath.

Catalog the subject as a Mazda RX-7 FD3S with the Pandem V2 Boss conversion, not as a genuine RX-3. The older Mazda is the design inspiration for the nose; it is not the underlying vehicle represented by the miniature.

How to confirm the exact TAS26 release

  1. Read the item number. The package and base should identify IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26.
  2. Verify the underlying car. The subject is a Mazda RX-7 FD3S.
  3. Match the conversion. Look for the Pandem V2 Boss widebody and RX-3-inspired nose.
  4. Check the driver position. The interior should be right-hand drive.
  5. Confirm the finish. This release uses blue chrome rather than Tiffany blue or an opaque standard blue.
  6. Match the event identity. Look for Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 presentation on the base or packaging.
  7. Check the scale. The model is 1:64.
  8. Inspect the format. The body is fixed and the model comes in a clear display showcase.
  9. Compare all five images. Review the nose, side graphics, rear treatment, wheels, base and package.

Blue chrome is not the same as Tiffany blue

INNO64 also catalogs an FD3S Pandem V2 Boss in Tiffany blue under item IN64-RX7FDP-TIFBLU. That is a separate release. The TAS26 model uses a reflective chrome-blue surface and event-specific presentation.

Lighting can make chrome blue appear lighter, darker or more cyan in photographs. Use the product code, base and package together rather than deciding from one screen image. Monitor brightness, camera exposure and reflected surroundings can all alter the apparent color.

Caring for the chrome-blue finish

Chrome-style finishes show fingerprints, micro-scratches and reflected dust more readily than ordinary opaque paint. The safest routine is minimal direct handling.

  • Lift the model by the display base whenever possible.
  • If the car must be handled, support the underside with clean, dry hands.
  • Use a blower or very soft brush for loose dust.
  • Do not use automotive polish, wax, alcohol or adhesive remover.
  • Do not rub repeatedly to remove a fingerprint.
  • Keep display putty and tape away from the body and graphics.
  • Avoid prolonged direct sunlight and high heat.

Photograph the model under broad, diffused light. A hard point light can create glare that hides graphics or makes the surface look damaged when it is only reflecting the room.

Right-hand-drive interior

The right-hand-drive cabin is part of the exact configuration. At 1:64 scale, the steering position is easiest to confirm through the windshield or driver-side window under bright, indirect light.

  • Inspect the cabin through the clear case before removing the cover.
  • Use a small light above the model rather than pressing on the glazing.
  • Do not separate the interior from the body.
  • Keep fingerprints off the windows and clear showcase.

A left-hand-drive RX-7 with the same blue body would not be an exact match for IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26.

No opening parts

The hood, doors, rear hatch and headlight treatment are fixed. Panel lines are molded or printed scale details, not proof of a hinge.

Do not insert a blade or fingernail into a seam. The retro nose contains small light frames and grille details that can be damaged if the front bodywork is treated as removable. The model is designed for visual display rather than mechanical operation.

Real rubber tires and wheel care

The separate rubber tires support the premium 1:64 presentation. Wheel design, tire lettering and stance are important exact-release details and should be compared with the five-image gallery.

  • Do not apply tire shine, oil or household cleaner.
  • Keep the tires away from soft vinyl and uncured paint.
  • Do not pull the model by one wheel.
  • Lift it rather than dragging it across the base.
  • Check that each tire remains centered on its wheel.

No steering, suspension or rolling-performance feature is promised. Do not force the front wheels to pivot.

Using the clear display showcase

The supplied showcase protects the chrome finish, mirrors, fenders, graphics and rear bodywork. It is also part of the event-edition presentation.

  1. Place the base on a level shelf.
  2. Lift the clear cover vertically with two hands.
  3. Keep the cover clear of the mirrors and rear treatment.
  4. Leave the car secured to the base unless removal is necessary.
  5. Use an acrylic-safe microfiber cloth on the outside of the cover.
  6. Return the cover before moving the display.

Avoid ammonia-based glass cleaner, which can haze clear plastic. Keep the original outer box so the covered model can be transported without pressure on the showcase.

The 2.75-inch model footprint

Exact-item retailer records place the car at approximately 2.75 inches long. The clear case is larger than the car, so measure the complete showcase before ordering fitted shelving.

  • Use the shelf’s internal depth and width.
  • Leave enough height to lift the clear cover.
  • Keep a small gap between neighboring cases.
  • Do not stack showcases unless the packaging is designed for it.
  • Allow finger access around the base.

The wide rear fenders also mean the model can occupy more visual width than a stock 1:64 RX-7 even when the nominal scale is the same.

Graphics and event-edition details

The blue-chrome body is paired with event and tuning-brand graphics visible in the exact gallery. Those markings, the wheel treatment, the display base and the body-kit details should agree before another listing is treated as the same release.

Do not replace a damaged or missing event base with a generic INNO64 base without recording the change. The car may remain the correct casting, but the complete event-edition presentation would no longer be original.

Separating this release from other Pandem RX-7 models

INNO64 has produced multiple RX-7 FD3S Pandem variants. The safe comparison order is:

  1. Manufacturer item number.
  2. FD3S body and V2 Boss nose treatment.
  3. Finish and graphics.
  4. Driver position.
  5. Event or catalog edition.
  6. Base and package.

IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26 owns the exact intent for the blue-chrome Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 edition. The Tiffany-blue item, Madbul versions and future recolors need separate product pages and articles rather than sharing this text.

Building a focused JDM display

The model fits naturally in a Mazda rotary-car lineup, a Tokyo Auto Salon collection or a display centered on TRA Kyoto body conversions. The chrome finish is visually dominant, so a restrained base and neutral background work better than a highly reflective shelf.

  • Pair it only with other 1:64 models when comparing scale.
  • Keep the RX-3-inspired nose visible from a front three-quarter angle.
  • Use a small label with the full item number.
  • Leave the case closed when displaying it near dusty diorama materials.
  • Separate the event edition from standard-color Pandem RX-7s.

Box and package completeness

A complete example includes the car, base, clear cover, inner protection and outer packaging associated with IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26.

  • Inspect the clear cover for cracks and deep scratches.
  • Check that the model remains secured to the base.
  • Confirm that the item code and event identity remain legible.
  • Keep the inner packaging and outer box for transport.
  • Record any substituted base, cover or box.

Package condition and model condition should be documented separately. A clean car in a damaged box is not the same condition record as a damaged car in a clean box.

Arrival checklist

  1. Confirm manufacturer item IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26.
  2. Record UPC 588826268039 and JAN/EAN 9588826268039 when printed on the package.
  3. Verify Mazda RX-7 FD3S, right-hand drive and 1:64 scale.
  4. Confirm the Pandem V2 Boss conversion with RX-3-inspired nose.
  5. Match the blue-chrome finish and Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 identity.
  6. Compare the car, base and package with all five Muncle Mikes images.
  7. Inspect the mirrors, front light frames, grille, fenders, wheels, diffuser and rear treatment.
  8. Check the clear cover and base for damage.
  9. Do not force the hood, doors, hatch, headlights or wheels.
  10. Photograph both sides, front, rear, top, underside, base, package and identifiers.

Who should choose this release

INNO64 IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26 is a strong fit for Mazda RX-7 collectors, Tokyo Auto Salon event-edition displays, Pandem and Rocket Bunny collections, rotary-car lineups and premium 1:64 showcases. Its RX-3-inspired nose and reflective blue finish give it an identity that is easy to distinguish when the complete code and packaging are preserved.

Final identification check

The exact release is the INNO64 1:64 right-hand-drive Mazda RX-7 FD3S with the Pandem Rocket Bunny V2 Boss conversion, RX-3/Savanna-inspired nose and blue-chrome finish, issued for Tokyo Auto Salon 2026. It has a diecast metal body with plastic detail parts, real rubber tires, no opening panels and a clear plastic display showcase. The model is approximately 2.75 inches long. Permanent identifiers are manufacturer item IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26, store SKU F977-IN64-RX7FDP-TAS26, Shopify UPC 588826268039 and JAN/EAN 9588826268039.

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