1/24 Lexus IS600HL 2013 (ID-97) Plastic Model Kit by Fujimi delivers a sleek, modern car model build for automotive hobbyists and scale model enthusiasts.

Featuring:

• Detailed modern sedan styling: Accurately captures the 2013 Lexus LS600hL’s lengthened luxury profile, giving model builders a refined subject for display.
• High-quality plastic parts: Comes as an unassembled injection-moulded plastic kit with precise panel lines and well-defined components.
• Comprehensive build experience: Requires modelling tools, glue and paint so your finished model reflects real craftsmanship and dedication.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: ~21.7 cm (217 mm)
  
• Width: ~7.8 cm (78 mm)
  
• Height: ~6.2 cm (62 mm)

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1:24
  
• Manufacturer: Fujimi
  
• Model: Lexus IS600HL 2013 (ID-97)
  
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic
  
• Assembly: Required
  
• Paint/Glue: Required (not included) — you will need modelling glue, paints and tools.
  
• Recommended Age: 13+ (or hobbyists with some model-building experience)
• Body: Uncoloured body shell (requires painting)
• Pre-coloured Parts: Some interior or trim parts may be moulded in colour, but major surfaces will require painting
• Posable Doors and Hood: Not explicitly stated — check kit instruction for opening parts

Perfect for: Car-model builders, scale-model hobbyists who prefer modern luxury subjects, display in a hobby cabinet or model car collection.

Why this kit matters
The 2013 Lexus LS600hL (often cross-referenced with Lexus IS600HL in model kit listings) is a luxury hybrid sedan that blends performance, comfort and cutting-edge technology. With its hybrid V8 powertrain and refined interior, it represents an important milestone in luxury vehicle design.

For model builders, this Fujimi kit provides a fresh alternative to classic sports cars. Its modern design, smooth surfaces and luxury theme offer an appealing subject for those who enjoy building and displaying luxury vehicle scale models. The moderate build complexity makes it accessible to both newer hobbyists and seasoned model-makers looking to diversify their collection.

How to use it
Start by carefully cutting parts from the sprues, cleaning up any mould lines and test-fitting. Use plastic cement to assemble the chassis, interior, and body shell. Paint the body panels, interior trim and other components using modelling paints. Attach window masks (if included), decals, then apply a clear coat finish. Once complete, place it in your display cabinet or alongside other model cars for a high-end collection piece.

This is a plastic model kit. Assembly is required. Paint and glue required (not included).